A scandal is an action, event, or behavior that causes public outrage or indignation, typically due to a real or perceived violation of societal norms, ethics, or morality. Scandals often involve individuals, organizations, or governments and can arise from misconduct, corruption, or controversial actions that attract significant media attention and public scrutiny. The term can also refer to the resulting controversy and discussion surrounding the incident, which can lead to reputational damage, legal consequences, or social repercussions for those involved. Scandals can manifest in various forms, including political scandals, celebrity scandals, and corporate scandals, each highlighting a breach of trust or ethical standards that incites public disapproval.
A seismic event in Spain's sports scene has highlighted critical issues of gender, power, and integrity. Former Spanish football federation president, Luis Rubiales, was found guilty of sexually assaulting Jenni…