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Sara Carbonero recalls sexism she faced at the 2010 World Cup
Spanish journalist Sara Carbonero says she faced severe sexism while covering the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Carbonero was working at the tournament, where Spain won the championship.
She has recalled the sexism she experienced in South Africa and said only two people came to her defence.
The accounts also mention the widely discussed kiss between Carbonero and Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas.
Her comments draw attention to how women journalists can face sexist treatment while covering major sporting events.
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Sara Carbonero recalled the sexism she faced during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
She described the treatment as “excessive sexism.”
She said only two people came out to defend her.
One headline also refers to the kiss between Carbonero and Iker Casillas.
- Who
- Sara Carbonero.
- What
- She recalled sexism she faced during the World Cup in South Africa.
- When
- During the 2010 World Cup.
- Where
- South Africa.
- Why
- She spoke about the “excessive sexism” she experienced there.
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- Person
- Sara Carbonero
- Event
- 2010 World Cup
- Location
- South Africa
- People who defended her
- Two
- Associated event
- Kiss with Iker Casillas
3 sources
Sara Carbonero se sincera sobre el "machismo desmedido" que sufrió en el Mundial de Sudáfrica: "Solo dos personas salieron a defenderme"
Sara Carbonero recuerda el beso de Casillas y denuncia el "machismo desmedido" que vivió en Sudáfrica: "Solo salieron dos personas a defenderme"
Sara Carbonero: “Lo que viví en el Mundial de Sudáfrica fue machismo”
What people are saying
Only two people came out to defend me
Only two people came out to defend me
What I experienced at the World Cup in South Africa was sexism