La Granja VIP clears Osuna after review of push allegations

Mario Osuna, known as Mono, was cleared of pushing Kevyn Bicolor in the reality show La Granja VIP. The production team reviewed the incident and determined that no rule-breaking contact occurred. This decision came after a detailed analysis of the event that had drawn attention from other housemates.

The dispute began during the eighth week nominations. Pablo Montero accused Osuna of shoving Bicolor and claimed the former soccer player apologized afterward. Bicolor also raised the issue during his speech. In response, host Adal Ramones announced that the team would release video evidence to compare the different accounts.

Ramones stated that the staff examined the footage from every available angle before the topic reached the assembly. He explained that the lead producer, referred to as El Gallo, concluded that Osuna did not commit a fault warranting a penalty. Ramones emphasized that the review was thorough and took place before the formal discussion among the participants.

Osuna maintained his composure throughout the process. When given the chance to speak, he said he felt at ease because he believed he had not broken any rules. He referenced his background in professional soccer to support his confidence. "I was so calm," Osuna said. "I remind you that I am a soccer player, I knew when I did something wrong. So I was very calm, it is no big deal."

Natalia Alcocer joined the conversation to define what constitutes physical contact. She suggested that touching or pushing another person could fall into that category. Ramones responded by detailing the specific analysis performed on the interaction between Osuna and Bicolor. He noted that while participants might perceive situations differently, the official review found no contact with the intent to cause harm.

Ramones asserted that a genuine attack would have resulted in a different outcome. "If that attack that people talk about had really existed, Mono would not be here," he said. The host encouraged all participants to report any future instances where they believed an aggression occurred. He reiterated that the current analysis did not justify a sanction for the former athlete.

The incident involved specific claims about physical force applied to Bicolor. The resolution relied on visual evidence rather than the personal testimony of the housemates. The decision stands as the final determination for this specific episode in the competition.