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The TV Globo program invited three professionals specialized in lip reading to analyze the images. They were: Luis Felipe Ramos, who is part of the Rio de Janeiro Deaf Association and collaborates in the Fantástico reports; Felipe Oliver and Mikel Vidal, pound translators who work for the National Institute of Education for the Deaf, the latter is the son of Colombians and has advanced training in Spanish.
Even in the first part, after a disagreement, Neymar, indignant, accused the defender of racism. Then he complained about the arbitration, but nothing happened. The discussions continued throughout the game and only ended with the expulsion of the Brazilian forward, in the final stage, when he ended up attacking Álvaro González before leaving. Felipe Oliver tests the Spanish offensive:
– We could not, for example, understand what you are saying before you say the word ‘monkey’. But the word ‘monkey’ was an extract that we had a consensus at the time he was doing the lip reading work – added Felipe Oliver.
“In a second moment, a homophobic offense is also clear,” Oliver said.
Olympique de Marseille sided with Álvaro and declared that the The Spanish defender is not racist. In addition, she condemned the disclosure of her cell phone on a social network. According to the club, the player received death threats. His uncle, in an interview in Spain, stated that his nephew used the word ‘fool‘- which in Spanish means “idiot” – and no’infectious mononucleosis‘in the discussion.