The acting Minister for Social Rights and the 2030 Agenda, Ione Belarra, has affirmed that the administrative courts, alluding to the Administrative Court of Sport (TAD), “they go behind society” and they are the only ones who do not see abuse of authority in the kiss of the president of the Real spanish soccer federation (RFEF), Luis Rubiales, to the player Jenni Hermoso and has compared this case with that of La Manada, demanding “forceful sanctions”.
“We have already seen many times in our country that the courts of justice, the administrative courts, go behind society. I hope that this time does not happen, as happened in the case of La Manadaand that we see forceful sanctions”, the general secretary of Podemos also pointed out in statements to the media upon her arrival at the anniversary ceremony of the Youth Council of Spainheld this Saturday at Caixaforum.
Authority abuse
In his opinion, these courts “would be the only ones that would not see an abuse of authority in what the whole world saw, that It’s a non-consensual kiss from your boss in front of millions of viewers”, he added.
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This is how Belarra has pronounced after this Friday the TAD described as a “serious” offense and not “very serious” the kiss given without permission to Jenni Beautiful by Rubiales.
After this, the Minister of Culture and Sports, Miquel Iceta, explained that the Higher Sports Council (CSD) will urge the Administrative Court of Sports (TAD) to suspend Rubiales as a precautionary measure, in application of article 102 of the Sports Law until the open file is resolved.