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November 7, 2026
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Mono Osuna Cleared of Pushing Bicolor

La Granja VIP officials reviewed footage and found no fault in the incident between the ex-futbolista and his housemate.

By Nadia Singh ·

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Mario “Mono” Osuna rejected claims that he shoved Kevyn “Bicolor” Contreras inside La Granja VIP, asserting that his housemates were fabricating a narrative to suit their agenda. The ex-futbolista made these remarks before the final ruling on the incident was announced, telling the group, “Están tratando de hacer su juego con mentiras.”

Adal Ramones, the host, explained the outcome after a detailed review of the event. He stated that the production team analyzed footage from every available angle before the topic reached the weekly assembly. Based on this review, the team determined that Osuna did not commit a violation warranting a penalty. Ramones emphasized the clarity of the evidence by stating, “Si de verdad hubiera existido ese ataque del que se habla, Mono ya no estaría aquí.”

Osuna defended his calm demeanor during the initial dispute. He cited his professional background in football to explain his confidence, noting that he would have known if he had acted wrongly. “Yo estaba tan tranquilo,” he said. “Te recuerdo que yo soy futbolista, yo sabía cuando hacía algo malo. Entonces estaba muy tranquilo, no pasa nada.”

The accusation first surfaced during the nominations for week eight. Pablo Montero alleged that Osuna pushed Bicolor and subsequently apologized for the action. Bicolor also raised the issue during his segment, prompting Ramones to show the recordings to compare the accounts. Natalia Alcocer interjected during the discussion to define what constitutes physical contact, suggesting that a touch or shove could qualify.

Ramones acknowledged that participants might perceive situations differently within the competitive environment. However, he insisted that the analysis did not identify any contact intended to cause harm. The host used the clarification to remind the house that any genuine aggression would not be overlooked. He asked participants to report any future situations where they believe an aggressive act occurred.

The production team’s decision stands as the final word on the specific incident between Osuna and Bicolor. The footage has been presented to the house, and no formal sanction has been applied to the ex-futbolista. The group moved forward with the week’s activities following the explanation from the host.

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