UEFA tries to wash its image by adopting the colors of the LGTBI flag

The UEFA​ remained portrayed does some days when it denied the request of the mayor of Munich to light the Allianz Sand with the colours of the flag LGTBI. Germany plays against Hungary this Wednesday in the stadium of the Bavarian group against Hungary, country that has forbidden to speak on homosexuality in the school and that has forbidden other things related with this community.

By this reason, in Germany wanted to support all the Hungarian that they are members of the community LGTBI with the flag arcoíris in this day of party. However, the UEFA refused this proposal justifying ensuring that they did it because they did not want to position in any subject related with the politics. A fact that, as it could not be of another way, has done that many criticise to the organisation.

However, after all the polvareda that has raised after this, and to try raise his dilapidated image, the organism directed by Aleksander Ceferin has published this Wednesday another communiqué in which they have adopted the colours of the flag LGTBI in the own shield of the UEFA. "Today, the UEFA is proud to carry the colours of the arcoíris", began the writing in which they tried to justify.

"It is a symbol that represents our values, that promotes all that in what we believe - a juster society, egalitarian, tolerante, without mattering the origins, beliefs or gender", continued the communiqué. Until this point, the wash of image could be even acceptable, but from here the words began to sound hipócritas and the wash of image difuminó completely.

Fallido Communicated of the UEFA

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"Some people interpreted the decision of the UEFA to refuse the request of the city of Munich to Light the stadium of Munich with the colours of the arcoíris for the party of the Eurocopa as 'political'. On the contrary, the request in himself was political, linked to the presence of the team of Hungary in the stadium for the party of tonight in front of Germany", explained, tried clear the problem without success.

"For the UEFA, the arcoíris is not a political symbol, yes a sample of our firm commitment for a more diverse society and inclusiva", finalised the writing. A communiqué that remains very short and that leaves even more in evidence to the UEFA, that in spite of leaving clear that are in favour of the community LGTBI, follow defending his posture to forbid that Munich luzca with his colours this Wednesday.