Political Decision of the WTA: Prohibits Quevedo From Wearing a Black Crespon for the Victims of the Urda Railway Accident
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The tournament prevents Quevedo from carrying a mourning ribbon in memory of those who died during the disaster in the Toledano municipality.
Unlike her compatriot Rafael Jodar in Basel, Spanish tennis player Kaitlin Quevedo was denied her request for a black armband this Friday, in solidarity with the 69 victims of the tragic train accident in Urda
The decision of the women's tennis organization generates controversy amid the shock of the railway tragedy in Toledo, while other Spanish athletes have publicly shown their solidarity with those affected
The Canarian tennis player has asked permission to wear it in her clothing against Jill Teichmann, but the organization has not allowed it.
The Canary Islands wanted to have a memory for what happened in Spain as Rafa Jódar did in Basel
This measure was approved in 2024.
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