The president of Association of Spanish Soccer Players (AFE), David Aganzoassured Monday that his “job is to try to defend Jenni is beautiful and many women watching” the work of the union, after a meeting with the second vice president and minister of Work and social economy, Yolanda Diaz.
aganzo led the AFE delegation to the ministry, accompanied by Diego Rivasgeneral secretary, and Maria Jose Lopezco-director of the legal department, where they addressed the events conducted by Luis Rubiales after the final of the Women’s World Cup in sydneywhere he was temporarily suspended by FIFA.
“My job is to try to defend Jenny and many women see the work we do here. I only applaud when I agree with what was said”, he pointed out about the statements of the absolute selectors, after they applauded Rubiales at the RFEF Assembly on Friday the 25th, where he announced that he would not resign.
The delegation of AFE He conveyed his great concern about the crisis affecting Spanish football worldwide and also about Spain’s candidacy for the 2030 Men’s World Cup at the meeting, which also reviewed the emergency precautionary measures available for Rubiales to be sanctioned and completely separate from the world of football. .
“I have known him for a long time, he will not leave his post without a fight and I think now the real Rubiales has been seen,” he maintained. aganzoalso president of the world union, FIFPROwho added that “putting on a tie and wanting to do it is great, but the person you are going out with.”
After the appointment of Pedro Rocha as interim president of RFEF, aganzo He pointed out that the people chosen were “closely related to Luis (Rubiales); that many things were seen that stained the Federation and these people were on his right.”
AFEthe majority union in terms of the presence of women with more than 500 affiliates, insisted at the ministerial meeting the need to change and update Royal Decree 1006/85, which regulates the special employment relationship of professionals who is an athlete.
In his opinion, issues such as discrimination against women in the workplace, maternity of athletes, family conciliation, equality plans or the wage gap and negotiations for the change and improvement of the collective agreement for women should be properly expressed. . F-League.
“This new agreement aims to be an example of football in the world to defend that apart from footballers they are women. Nobody thought football would be like this 10 years ago. But it’s not just money, it’s a it’s also a matter of disabilities, maternity and logically we want the best for them,” he stressed.
Source: La Verdad
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