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More than a week after Spains historic win over England in the Womens World Cup final, there is little talk of soccer. Instead, the victory has been overshadowed by an unwanted kiss that has sparked global outrage and put the spotlight on Spains enduring culture of machismo in many quarters, despite significant advances in equal rights in recent years. Star player Jennifer Hermoso described the actions of Spanish soccer federation president Luis Rubiales as an impulse-driven, sexist out of place act without any consent. The 33-year-old veteran said she felt the victim of an aggression, one that took place in front of a packed stadium and a global television audience after her teams hard-won 1-0 victory over England on August 20. Hermosos teammates share her outrage, with all of them now refusing to play again for Spain until Rubiales quits or if removed. |
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On Friday the scandal escalated further when Rubiales made a defiant speech at the soccer federations Extraordinary General Assembly, where he had been widely expected to stand down but instead said multiple times he would not. The members of the federation who havent quit since then are backing him and the federation threatened legal action against Hermoso, accusing her of lying |
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