Producers clear Mono Osuna after reviewing push allegations in reality show

The production team of La Granja VIP determined that Mario “Mono” Osuna did not commit a punishable offense after reviewing footage of his interaction with Kevyn “Bicolor” Contreras. This conclusion followed a detailed analysis of the incident that occurred during the week eight nomination round.

Pablo Montero raised the accusation during that session, claiming Osuna pushed Contreras and later apologized. Contreras reinforced the claim during his own remarks. In response, host Adal Ramones announced that the crew would air the available video clips to compare the different accounts.

Osuna rejected the narrative, suggesting his housemates were using lies to play a strategic game. “They are trying to play their game with lies,” the former soccer player said. He maintained that he remained calm because he knew he had not made a mistake. “I was so calm,” Osuna stated. He cited his background in football to explain his confidence. “I am a footballer, I knew when I did something wrong. So I was very calm, nothing happens.”

Natalia Alcocer joined the discussion to define physical contact. She noted that being touched or pushed could fit the category. Ramones then explained the technical review process. The team examined the images from every available angle before the issue reached the assembly. Their analysis concluded that Osuna did not commit a fault warranting a penalty.

“If that attack that is spoken of had really existed, Mono would not be here,” Ramones asserted. He added that the decision to show the recordings aimed to clarify the events for the housemates. The host reiterated that any confirmed aggression would not be ignored. While acknowledging that participants might perceive the situation differently, he insisted the review found no contact with the intention to cause harm.

Ramones asked the remaining participants to report any future situations where they believe an aggression occurs. He closed the segment by reaffirming that the analysis did not find behavior justifying a sanction for the ex-soccer player.