Published an edited video of the players of the national team joking with the kiss of Rubiales

2023-08-29 21:03:57

A tweeter has spread a new video in which the players of the Spanish soccer team are seen joking with the kiss from Luis Rubiales to Jenni Hermoso. Rubiales intends to present the new images to the FIFA as exculpatory evidence, according to ‘El Español’.

Recorded inside the national team bus after winning the World Cup, in the images Hermoso can be seen commenting with his teammates in a jocular attitude and receiving jokes from other footballers of the national team about the kiss. Beautiful drinks from a bottle of cava and with the soccer players they discuss with the mobile in hand the comparison of the kiss of Rubiales with that of Iker Casillas to Sara Carbonero. “Like Iker and Sara, haven’t you seen it?”, She indicates at a certain moment with a face of circumstances.

In another moment of the video, which is edited, and in the middle of different songs, several players chant “kiss, kiss, kiss.” Also “presi, presi” when Rubiales appears in the hallway. “Take it away, I’m ashamed,” he says.

The tweeter, who adds subtitles in Spanish and English to the images of the edited video, was sentenced in 2020 for spreading hoaxes on Twitter against Manuela Carmena.

Looking for a defense

With this maneuver Rubiales will try to demonstrate before FIFA that the first version of Jenni Hermoso is contradicted by the later ones. The images are intended to show that the player explains in a relaxed tone what happened during the medal ceremony after beating England 1-0 in Sydney.

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The leader was disabled for 90 days by FIFA last Saturday and is currently working to dismantle the player’s arguments and defend her cause. The highest international organization also prevents the president from any contact with Hermoso.

“I felt vulnerable and the victim of an attack, an impulsive, macho act, out of place and without any kind of consent on my part. I was simply not respected,” the forward confessed in a first-person statement through her networks. social.