A Madrid court has sentenced four individuals to suspended jail terms for their involvement in a hate crime against Real Madrid player Vinicius Junior. The act, which included hanging a hateful banner and an inflatable effigy, occurred before a Copa del Rey match and has raised concerns about racism in football. Although their sentences included prison time for threats and hate crimes, the defendants signed letters of apology, allowing their sentences to be suspended. They will also participate in educational programs on equality and non-discrimination, with additional penalties such as fines and a restraining order against Vinicius Junior.
Four individuals received suspended sentences for a hate crime after an effigy of footballer Vinicius Junior was displayed, reflecting ongoing issues of racism in sports.
The perpetrators displayed a hate banner and an inflatable effigy before a match, leading to sentences including fines, educational programs, and restraining orders.
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