Explainer-How is the scandal over Luis Rubiales' World Cup kiss playing out?
Luis Rubiales, president of the Spanish soccer federation (RFEF), has stirred a furore by kissing midfielder Jenni Hermoso during the Women's World Cup trophy presentation.
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Ibu Luis Rubiales Sempat Masuk RS Gara-gara Mogok Makan
Angeles Bejar, ibu Luis Rubiales, menggelar aksi mogok makan membela anaknya. Hal itu membuatnya sempat dilarikan ke rumah sakit.
Rubiales' behaviour 'inappropriate', says UEFA's Ceferin
The president of European soccer's governing body Aleksander Ceferin called Luis Rubiales' behaviour "inappropriate" but said he did not want to interfere with FIFA's disciplinary investigation into the Spanish Football Federation chief.
Spain must break 'pact of silence' over sexism, equality minister says
MADRID :Spanish society must break a "pact of silence" and stop normalizing sexist behaviour and support women brave enough to speak out when it happens, acting Equality Minister Irene Montero said on Wednesday.
Spanish FA chief Luis Rubiales' mother Angeles Bejar taken to hospital after hunger strike
The mother of the Spanish Football Federation's beleaguered chief Luis Rubiales, who started a hunger strike in support of her son on Monday, was taken to a local hospital on Wednesday after feeling tired and stressed out, the local priest said.
Rubiales' mother taken to hospital after hunger strike
The mother of the Spanish soccer federation's beleaguered chief Luis Rubiales, who started a hunger strike in support of her son on Monday, was taken to a local hospital on Wednesday.
Spanish soccer boss' mother taken to hospital after hunger strike
MOTRIL, Spain: The mother of the Spanish Soccer Federation's beleaguered chief Luis Rubiales who started a hunger strike in support of her son on Monday, was taken to a local hospital on Wednesday after feeling tired and stressed out, the local priest said.
Spain must break pact of silence over sexist behaviour, equality minister says
MADRID : Spanish society must break a "pact of silence" and stop normalizing sexist behaviour as well as better support women brave enough to speak out when it happens, acting Equality Minister Irene Montero said on Wednesday.