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Investigative judge Francisco de Jorge ruled on Thursday that Rubiales' kiss was "unconsented and carried out unilaterally and in a surprising fashion," the court said.

Luis Rubiales to face trial for non-consensual kiss to Jenni Hermoso at FIFA Women's World Cup

Investigative judge Francisco de Jorge ruled on Thursday that Rubiales' kiss was "unconsented and carried out unilaterally and in a surprising fashion," the court said.

After sullying his nation's Women's World Cup victory, former Spanish soccer president Luis Rubiales will face trial for kissing forward Jenni Hermoso without her consent at the final.
Investigative judge Francisco de Jorge ruled on Thursday that Rubiales' kiss was "unconsented and carried out unilaterally and in a surprising fashion," the court said.
State prosecutors accused Rubiales of sexual assault and for allegedly trying to coerce Hermoso to publicly support him in the public backlash against him.
Despite initially claiming he was the victim of a campaign led by "false feminists," Rubiales eventually resigned from his post for his behavior in August during the World Cup final awards ceremony in Sydney. He has denied any wrongdoing.
The judge also ruled that along with Rubiales, former Spain coach Jorge Vilda, sports director of Spain's men's team Albert Luque, and the federation former head of marketing Rub&eacute;n Rivera should be tried for allegedly pressuring Hermoso to defend Rubiales, a step she refused to take.
The trial date will be determined.
Hermoso testified before the investigative judge this month. The 33-year-old forward, Spain's all-time leading scorer who plays in the Mexican league, has been widely supported in the country. The kiss scandal has many hoping it will spur a reckoning with sexism in Spanish sports.
Based on a sexual consent law passed in 2022, Rubiales could face a fine or a prison sentence of one to four years if found guilty, according to the prosecutors' office in Madrid. The new law eliminated the difference between "sexual harassment" and "sexual assault," sanctioning any unconsented sexual act.
The 46-year-old Rubiales, who also grabbed his crotch in a lewd victory gesture near to Spain's Queen Letizia and Princess Sofia during the celebrations of Spain's victory, immediately became a national embarrassment.
Hermoso and her teammates refused to keep playing as long as he was in charge and returned to the team only weeks later when the government mediated an agreement by the federation interim president to overhaul its protocols and give more support to its women's side. That included the elimination of the term "women's" from the official team name.
The judge found sufficient evidence to also believe Rubiales unsuccessfully pressured Hermoso to appear in a video he produced and published while public outroar grew against him. The judge said there was also reason to believe Vilda likewise pressured Hermoso's brother. Luque and marketing head Rivera were also involved in the alleged attempt to coerce her support of her disgraced boss, according to the judge.
FIFA banned Rubiales for three years until after the men's 2026 World Cup. His ban will expire before the next women's tournament in 2027. Spain's sports authority also ruled him unfit to hold a post in sports management for three years.&nbsp;

Hermoso was at the Madrid court to give her version of the kiss by Rubiales following Spain&rsquo;s victory over England in the final in Sydney in August.

Spain's Jenni Hermoso testifies against Luis Rubiales in a Madrid court

Jenni Hermoso, the Spanish player kissed on the lips by the football president Luis Rubiales at the Women’s World Cup final, appeared in court on Tuesday to testify in the sexual assault case against the former official.

Hermoso was at the Madrid court to give her version of the kiss by Rubiales following Spain&rsquo;s victory over England in the final in Sydney in August.

Jenni Hermoso, the Spanish player kissed on the lips by football president Luis Rubiales at the Women&rsquo;s World Cup final, appeared in court on Tuesday to testify in the sexual assault case against the former official.
Hermoso was at the Madrid court to give her version of the kiss by Rubiales following Spain&rsquo;s victory over England in the final in Sydney in August.
The incident sparked outrage across the football world and ignited one of the worst crises in the history of the sport in Spain.
It also led to a boycott of the national team by the World Cup-winning players, and to the eventual resignation of Rubiales despite his denial of wrongdoing and his allegation that the kiss was consensual.
Hermoso was expected to reiterate in court her allegations that the kiss was unwanted and Rubiales and his staff tried to pressure her and her family to downplay the incident that tarnished Spain&rsquo;s first Women's World Cup title.
The testimony took place behind close doors.
Spanish media said Hermoso asked the judge to keep her court appearance as private as possible.
However, as she left court, Hermoso briefly spoke to journalists, telling them that "everything went well," and "the judicial process will continue its course."
Spanish state prosecutors accused Rubiales of sexual assault and coercion, alleging he tried to convince Hermoso and her relatives to publicly downplay the kiss.
The judge is also hearing testimony from other World Cup-winning players, coaches and federation officials, before deciding whether to start a trial.
Rubiales previously denied wrongdoing to the judge who imposed a restraining order on him not to contact Hermoso.
The 33-year-old Hermoso, the record scorer for Spain&rsquo;s women&rsquo;s team, said last year she received threats in the fallout from the kiss, though she did not elaborate.
Hermoso became somewhat of a celebrity in Spain after coming forward to denounce the kiss and help promote a &ldquo;Me Too&rdquo; movement in the country.
She was one of the New Year&rsquo;s Eve presenters on public television on Saturday, calling for a 2024 with more equality.
The boycott of the national team ended last year after players were given guarantees of change within the federation following the intervention of government officials.
Based on a sexual consent law passed last year, Rubiales could face a fine or a prison sentence of one to four years if found guilty, according to the prosecutors' office in Madrid.
The new law eliminated the difference between &ldquo;sexual harassment&rdquo; and &ldquo;sexual assault,&rdquo; sanctioning any unconsented sexual act.
FIFA banned Rubiales for three years until after the men&rsquo;s 2026 World Cup. His ban will expire before the next women&rsquo;s tournament in 2027.
He resigned as the federation president and as a UEFA vice president on Sept. 10 amid mounting pressure in Spain from lawmakers and players.
One day later, UEFA thanked Rubiales for his service.

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