La Granja VIP: No fault found in Osuna push allegation
Producers reviewed footage from all angles and cleared the ex-footballer, despite claims from housemates during the weekly nomination.
By Gabriel Qureshi ·

Mario "Mono" Osuna rejected the claim that he pushed Kevyn "Bicolor" Contreras inside the reality show La Granja VIP. The ex-footballer argued that his housemates were manipulating the narrative with lies before a final decision was announced. "They are trying to play their game with lies," Osuna said.
The accusation arose during the week eight nomination round. Pablo Montero alleged that Osuna had shoved Contreras and later apologized to him. Contreras also raised the issue during his turn to speak. Host Adal Ramones responded by stating that the production team would review the recordings to compare the different accounts.
Before the review concluded, Osuna expressed confidence in his innocence. He noted his background as a professional athlete, stating that he would know if he had made a mistake. "I was so calm," he said. "I remember that I am a footballer, I knew when I did something bad. So I was very calm, nothing happens."
Natalia Alcocer joined the discussion to define what constitutes physical contact. She suggested that touching or pushing someone could qualify as such. Ramones countered by explaining the technical analysis performed on the specific interaction between Osuna and Contreras.
Ramones informed the house that the team had examined the incident thoroughly, even before it was raised in the assembly. The production crew analyzed images from every available angle. A figure referred to as El Gallo determined that Osuna had not committed a fault warranting a penalty. "If that attack they talk about really existed, Mono would not be here anymore," the host stated.
The host clarified that the review did not identify a contact made with the intention to cause harm. He acknowledged that participants might perceive situations differently but insisted the evidence did not support a sanction. Ramones asked the remaining housemates to report any future instances they considered aggressive. The production team maintained that no conduct justifying a penalty had been found.
Osuna remains in the house following the decision. The weekly nomination process continues with the other participants. The production team has not announced further reviews for other alleged incidents.
Source: XHJK-TDT




