Sandra Barneda exploded before the Luis Rubiales scandal developed. Presenter of ‘Así es la vida’ Jenni couldn’t help herself in the face of Hermoso’s pressure Ever since the involuntary kissing took place in the Women’s World Cup final.
“Is it that easy to say go to court with the pressure on you? Luis Rubiales disappeared for five days and nothing happened, so we’re telling Jenni Hermoso to go to court and we’re putting pressure on her. It seems to me that all things are not equal“, assured that the communicator received loud applause from the people of the Telecinco space.
Barneda also spoke directly about the former head of the RFEF’s mother, who is imprisoned in a church in Motril and is on hunger strike: “I would appreciate it if a 72-year-old woman didn’t say ‘It’s me. My son cares a lot but See Luis Rubiales enter the church, show his face and not disappear; And we don’t ask Jenni Hermoso, who has no income, who should go to court.”
“Why aren’t the players talking? After all, we are talking here, but those who need to talk do not speak. Moreover, Jenni Hermoso is asked to appear at the prosecutor’s office. Come on, man,” the reporter continued.
In his speech, the journalist also touched on the inequality that the football world still lives with: “Even though we are drunk, we are still not in real equality.”
“We don’t want to remove the male or female post. The problem is that we have to live in a society where women are allowed as well. What upsets me is that there are no women in regional presidents. And a president of the Spanish League cannot speak clearly,” said Barneda.