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Ayman

if desantis gets out, and it really is between trump and haley, i think the strategy for haley needs to be to basically challenge donald to a one on one debate. that's something we've never seen, going back to 2016, we have never seen trump on a debate stage, one on one with another republican. and his whole brand of machismo and testosterone, is he really going to duck and dodge nikki haley one-on-one debate? is he going to allow himself to be called out by a woman and look like he's afraid of the debate? i think haley, the key is getting him onstage and seeing if she can land a punch on him. we don't know how donald will respond. we only see him debate hillary clinton. we saw some of the ways it was free of putting at the time. how would he do with one of his, on his own u. n. ambassador, hand selected to serve in his administration? i think it's an interesting dynamic that could pave the way for haley if she has a good night and trump has a bad one. >> i think it's a good point

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Sportsday

sports tribunal to suspend him. and lastly, it's been reported the mother of rubiales, has locked herself in a church and gone on hunger strike over what she says is an inhuman hunt against her son. before the resignation was requested, hundreds of supporters of hermoso lined the streets of madrid to show their support and to protest against rubiales. many of the signs at the plaza callao, adorning the spanish phrase "se acabo" meaning "it's over" in reference to his time at the top of spanish football. there've been widespread calls from the footballing community for rubiales to be sacked, with more players, including alexis putellas and aitana bonmati speaking out on social media. the spanish labour minister yolanda diaz has spoken of "structural machismo" in the country and on monday, met with futpro representatives, the players�* union that looks afterjenni hermoso. translation: this is not a structural problem, - this is a problem of the organisational system

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Nicky Campbell

spanish society, it is about so much more than a kiss. we can talk about both things, lots of elements happening here, as it specifically relates to society people are saying this is a perfect example, symbol of the patriarchal treatment within the spanish football federation, this is what a lot of the players have been saying themselves for years now and a reflection of wider society and how sexual abuse, violence, misogyny, machismo has been normalised for far too long and women have never felt comfortable or safe enough or didn't have the platform by which they could come forward and speak about this openly. normally they would be shamed, humiliated, would not be believed and so on. for the first time i have been living in spain in 15 years i've never seen society come together so unanimously on one side and agree this is an appropriate

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Sportsday

and gone on hunger strike over what she says is an inhuman hunt against her son. before the resignation was requested, hundreds of supporters of hermoso lined the streets of madrid to show their support — and to protest against rubiales. many of the signs at the plaza callao, adorning the spanish phrase "se acabo" — meaning "it's over" — in reference to his time at the top of spanish football. there've been widespread calls from the footballing community for rubiales to be sacked, with more players, includingalexis putellas and aitana bonmati including alexis putellas and aitana bonmati speaking out on social media. the spanish labour minister yolanda diaz has spoken of "structural machismo" in the country and on monday, met with futpro representatives, the players�* union that looks afterjenni hermoso. translation: this is not a structural problem, this is a problem of the organisation and system of the national football in spain. we have said that in a meeting we just held.

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Sportsday

locked herself in a church and gone on hunger strike over what she says is an inhuman hunt against her son. before the resignation was requested, hundreds of supporters of hermoso lined the streets of madrid to show their support — and to protest against rubiales. many of the signs at the plaza callao, adorning the spanish phrase "se acabo" — meaning "it's over" — in reference to his time at the top of spanish football. there've been widespread calls from the footballing community for rubiales to be sacked, with more players, including alexis putellas and aitana bonmati speaking out on social media. the spanish labour minister yolanda diaz has spoken of "structural machismo" in the country and on monday, met with futpro representatives, the players�* union that looks afterjenni hermoso. translation: this is not a structural problem, - this is a problem of the organisation and system of the national football in spain. we have said that in a meeting we just held. briefly, we want to put

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The Source With Kaitlan Collins

and he gave today a defiant speech refusing to resign. that speech met by applause. he described the kiss as mutual and blamed it on what he called, quote, false feminism. the rest of the winning team said they are not going to take the pitch again until he is removed. i'm joined tonight by christine brennan. it's very clear that this was not mutual, but what is the round of applause that he got today say to you? >> it's the last gasp of machismo, what the spanish federation wanted to show. what we are seeing here is on display front and center. the incredibly difficult working conditions and it is a workplace that these wonderful spanish players, the world cup winners from just on sunday, that they've been dealing with now

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BBC News

media reaction across the - this, hasn't there? yes, lots of| media reaction across the world this, hasn't there? yes, lots of - media reaction across the world but particularly in spain. take a look at some of the front pages today. all the newspapers showing his face, luis rubiales', on the cover. even though he said he is not going, he is not resigning, some newspapers are saying one way or another, he would have to go, that he will have to resign. let's take a look at two of them in particular, sports newspaper saying this is a global mess, a global embarrassment and many others are saying this is likely me to movement saying this is the me to movement for spanish football. . ., ., ., earlier i spoke to semra hunter, a footballjournalist based in barcelona, who provided more context about the treatment of women in sport in spain. i think this is a very pivotal moment for society here in spain because for far too long, sexist behaviour, misogyny, machismo as they call it here in spain, it really has gone unchecked and it has been very normalised. there's been a very much a lack of awareness,

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BBC News

even though he said he is not going, he is not resigning, some newspapers are assuming that one way or another, he would have to go, that he will have to resign. let's take a look at two of them in particular, sports newspaper marca saying this is a global mess, a global embarrassment and many others are saying this is like the me too movement, saying this is the me too movement for spanish football. earlier i spoke to semra hunter, a footballjournalist based in barcelona, who provided more context about the treatment of women in sport in spain. i think this is a very pivotal moment for society here in spain because for far too long, sexist behaviour, misogyny, machismo as they call it here in spain, it really has gone unchecked and it has been very normalised. there's been a very much a lack of awareness, lack of consciousness in people's behaviour and attitudes and treatment of women

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BBC News

are some of the front pages in spain. obviously, luis rubiales is pretty much everywhere in the front pages of in spain. and even though he says that he is not resigning, many of these newspapers are already saying one way or another, he will have to go. let's take a closer look at a couple of them. sports newspaper here saying that this is a global embarrassment, a global mess. others are comparing this to the me to movement saying this is that movement in spanish football. earlier, i spoke to semra hunter, a footballjournalist based in barcelona, who provided more context about the treatment of women in sport in spain. i think this is a very pivotal moment for society here in spain because for far too long, sexist behaviour, misogyny, machismo as they call it here in spain, it really has gone unchecked and it has been very normalised. there's been a very much

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