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Pan and Morena deputies clash in human rights session
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During the solemn session for the International Day of Human Rights, Pan and Morena deputies engaged in a clash with insults and shouts in the Chamber of Deputies. The incident began with criticisms from Pan deputy Germán Martínez against government leaders, prompting heated responses from the ruling bloc. President Kenia López Rabadán tried to restore order, but the session ended abruptly.
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