Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Former Brazilian football player Robinho, whose full name is Robson de Souza, has had a drastic turn in his life by entering Tremembé prison in Brazil to serve a nine-year sentence for participating in a collective rape in Italy. This sad outcome starkly contrasts with the moments of glory he experienced on the field representing renowned clubs like Real Madrid, Manchester City, and AC Milan. Robinho, once considered the successor to Brazilian legend Pelé, was arrested at his home near the city of Santos and later transferred to the "celebrity prison." This prison houses well-known convicts and is known in Brazil as the destination for those who have committed crimes that have captured public attention. The sentence Robinho faces dates back to a case of group rape of an Albanian woman in Milan in 2013, for which he was convicted in Italy in 2017. Despite living freely in his home country due to the prohibition of extradition of Brazilian citizens, the Justice system decided that he should serve his sentence in Brazil, leading to his imprisonment. During the legal process, arguments were raised in defense of Robinho pointing to possible irregularities in due process in Italy, but the Brazilian Supreme Court ruled that the imposed sentence must be served abroad. The Minister of Women, Cida Gonçalves, emphasized the importance of justice being served in this case to send a clear message of respect for women and law enforcement. Robinho, born in Sao Vicente in 1984, began his career at Santos, where he stood out for his talent and speed. His stints at European clubs like Real Madrid and Manchester City earned him titles such as two La Liga championships and a Spanish Super Cup. Internationally, he represented the Brazilian national team in competitions like the World Cup and Copa America, winning the latter in 2007. The sad outcome of Robinho's career, from the football fields to prison, reminds us how life can take unexpected turns and how past actions can have lasting consequences. While the football community begins to forget his sporting legacy, the former player now faces a new chapter in his life, far from the spotlight and admiration he used to receive during his glory days on the field.