"Spain's Easter Poster of Jesus Sparks Controversy Over Sexualization and Appearance"

A poster of Jesus created to promote Easter week festivities in Seville has sparked controversy in Spain and on social media, with some conservatives criticizing the image as "sexualized and effeminate," while others defended the artist's vision. The artist, Salustiano García, defended his portrayal of Jesus as "gentle, elegant and beautiful," while critics called for the poster's removal and the resignation of the president of the Council of Brotherhoods. The debate has also sparked discussions about homophobia and racism in relation to the controversy.