Osuna clears push claim after Granja VIP review

Mario "Mono" Osuna rejected accusations that he pushed housemate Kevyn "Bicolor" Contreras during a recent incident in La Granja VIP. The former soccer player told producers he felt calm about the situation because he believed he had not committed a foul. He stated, "They are trying to play their game with lies."

The dispute arose during the nominations for week eight of the reality show. Pablo Montero accused Osuna of pushing Contreras and claimed the former athlete later apologized. Contreras also raised the issue during his segment. Host Adal Ramones announced that the production team would review the footage to compare the competing accounts.

Ramones explained that producers examined the event thoroughly before it reached the assembly. The team analyzed video recordings from every available angle. El Gallo, the show's executive producer, concluded that Osuna did not commit an infraction requiring a penalty. Ramones noted, "If that attack really existed, Mono wouldn't be here anymore."

Natalia Alcocer weighed in on the definition of physical contact. She argued that touching or pushing another person could qualify as such. The host responded by detailing the analysis process used to determine the outcome. He emphasized that the review found no contact intended to cause harm.

Osuna referenced his athletic background to explain his reaction. He said, "I was so calm. I remember I am a soccer player, I knew when I did something wrong. So I was very calm, it doesn't matter." He maintained that his demeanor reflected his confidence in his actions.

Ramones acknowledged that participants might perceive events differently within the competition. He insisted that the official review found no aggressive behavior. The host asked housemates to report any future incidents they believed involved aggression.

The producers displayed the recordings to the residents to clarify the sequence of events. Ramones reiterated that the analysis did not justify sanctioning the former footballer. He concluded the segment by asking the group to continue monitoring interactions for potential violations.