Protests in Madrid over sexism in football
August 29, 2023
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as posted by the channelThousands of people gathered in Madrid to support Women's World Cup star Jennifer Hermoso after Spanish football federation chief Luis Rubiales provoked world outrage by forcibly kissing her on the lips during the medal ceremony.
The outrage followed a moment seen live around the world. During the medal ceremony in Sydney, where Spain just won its first ever Women's World Cup. The Spanish squad received their medals and proceeded through a receiving line that included Rubiales. As he greeted star forward Jennifer Hermoso, Rubiales hugged Hermoso tightly, then pulled her head toward his face and kissed her firmly on the lips. During the procession, Rubiales kissed several other players on the cheek and embraced them tightly, lifting them off the ground as he hugged them.
In a livestream of the team celebrating in their locker room after the game, Hermoso said: "I didn't like it." As she is apparently shown a video or photo of the kiss, she said, "What do I do? Look at me, look at me."
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