Man apologises for making racist gesture at Korean in World Cup match

Many comments from people who claimed to be Mexican also apologised for Bernal's actions, adding that he "doesn't represent all Mexicans".InstagramYoon Su-jin, who has millions of followers online, posted a video of the incidentYoon, also known online as Ino Cat, has 6.6 million followers on YouTube and more than 2 million on TikTok.Bernal was later removed from his position as president of the Jalisco" class="entity-link entity-organization" data-entity-id="146502" data-entity-type="organization">College of Geomatics and Topographic Surveying Engineers of Jalisco following the uproar (CITGEJ), according to the New York Post, who spoke to a CITGEJ spokesperson. In a public apology posted on Sunday, Bernal acknowledged that the video had circulated widely and "generated a wide range of reactions". "For that reason, I believe it is important to offer a public apology," he wrote."I sincerely regret everything this situation has caused. I have taken time to reflect on what happened and I understand the responsibility I have in this moment," he wrote, adding that he did not wish to "justify [himself nor debate different interpretations]."Throughout my personal and professional life, I have always tried to treat others with respect, and I will continue working to ensure that my actions consistently reflect those values," he wrote.