Mono Osuna clears himself in La Granja VIP push dispute

Mario “Mono” Osuna is no longer under a cloud at La Granja VIP following a detailed review of the incident involving Kevyn “Bicolor” Contreras. Host Adal Ramones confirmed on Thursday that the production team analyzed all available camera angles and found no evidence of a fault that required a penalty. This decision came after a heated discussion during the show’s weekly assembly.

The dispute arose during the week eight nominations. Pablo Montero accused Osuna of pushing Bicolor and stated that the former footballer later apologized. Bicolor supported the claim during his own segment. Ramones decided to air the footage immediately to compare the versions presented by the housemates.

Osuna defended himself before the final verdict was announced. He argued that his roommates were using lies to play their own game. The ex-athlete maintained a calm demeanor, stating that he knew when he did something wrong due to his sports background. He told the house, “I was so calm. Remember I am a footballer, I knew when I did something wrong. So I was very calm, nothing happens.”

Natalia Alcocer also weighed in on the definition of physical contact. She suggested that being touched or pushed could qualify as a breach. Ramones countered by explaining the specific analysis of the Mono and Bicolor interaction. He emphasized that the review was thorough and happened before the issue reached the assembly floor.

Ramones stated that if the alleged attack were real, Osuna would not still be in the house. The host added that any true aggression would not be overlooked. He acknowledged that participants might perceive situations differently but insisted the review found no intent to cause harm.

As the segment closed, Ramones asked all housemates to report any future instances where they believed an aggression occurred. He reiterated that the current analysis did not find conduct that justified sanctioning the former footballer.