2023-08-23 19:34:30
Jenni Beautiful has reappeared days after the controversy through a PRESS together with the majority union of Spanish football, FUTPRO. “My union FUTPRO, in coordination with my agency TMJ are taking care of defend my interests and be the interlocutors on this matter,” the letter says. Amanda Gutierrezpresident of FUTPRO will meet next Monday with the second vice-president and Minister of Labor and Social Economy, Yolanda Diazto deal with the case.
“From FUTPRO we express our firm and resounding condemnation of conduct that attacks the dignity of women,” the statement says. “From our association, we ask the Real Spanish Football Federation to implement the necessary protocols, look after the rights of our players and adopt exemplary measures. It is essential that our team, current world champion, is always represented by figures who project values of equality and respect in all areas. It is necessary to continue advancing in the fight for equality, a fight that our players have led with determination, bringing us to the position we are in today,” she adds.
“My FUTPRO union, in coordination with my TMJ agency, are taking charge of defending my interests and being the interlocutors on this matter.” @Jennihermoso
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— FUTPRO (@futpro_es) August 23, 2023
In addition, FUTPRO asks the Superior Sports Council to, within its competences, actively support and promote prevention and intervention in the face ofbullying o sexual abusehe masculinity and the Sexism.
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Meeting with Yolanda Díaz
Minutes before the publication of the statement, the union has announced that next Monday the second vice-president and Minister of Labor and Social Economy, Yolanda Díaz, will meet with Amanda Gutiérrez, president of the majority union of Spanish women’s football, FUTPRO, and a delegation of your work team.
The aim of the meeting is to deepen the situation in which they find themselves working conditions of the players and continue to jointly address actions that ensure that events such as those in the final of the Women’s World Cup held in Sydney, are duly sanctioned. “Football is also a profession that must have decent conditions and spaces free of sexist violence“, concludes the statement.
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