The Spanish edition of El Mundo has published a video that was allegedly filmed two hours after the victorious match of the Spanish women's team in the World Cup final.
During the award ceremony, the President of the Spanish Football Federation Luis Rubiales kissed footballer Jennifer Hermoso, on the lips, which caused a strong negative reaction in the world. Moreover, due to the incident with the ill-advised kiss, a wave of protests swept through Spain.
The publication notes that the video demonstrates a playful attitude towards this kiss.
The video, nearly two minutes long, begins with Hermoso standing on the bus, looking at his mobile phone and saying: Like Iker and Sarah. The fact is that on the screen you can see that the photo of the kiss of Rubiales and Hermoso was compared with the kiss of ex-goalkeeper Iker Casillas and his then girlfriend and TV presenter Sarah Carbonero after Spain's victory at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
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She then said to someone with a teammate, “Didn't you see?”, continuing to explain that Rubiales, “excited, grabbed me like this”. At the same time, she gesticulated and showed with her hands how it was.
The coach's emotions after winning the Mundial were also recorded on the frames. Clips of Campeonas, campeonas, oé oé oé oé oé and La Cucaracha are heard in the frame. There were also shouts of kiss, kiss! (kiss, kiss) and presi, presi (president).
At the end of the video, it follows that Rubiales himself was on the bus at that time, who at some point said: Stop, I'm ashamed.
Recall that due to the kiss incident, FIFA suspended Rubiales from his duties as president of the Spanish Football Federation for 90 days. He was ordered to refrain from contact with Hermoso and her loved ones.
And the prosecutors of Spain's highest criminal court launched a preliminary investigation into the fact that Rubiales forcibly kissed Hermoso on the lips after winning the 2023 Women's World Cup. An investigation has been launched to determine whether the kiss should be considered a crime of sexual assault.
Screenshot: El Mundo video
