Overview
- During a visit to the Chamber of Deputies, Sergio Gutiérrez Luna cut off Lorenzo Córdova and called him a liar over his position on plurinominal seat allocation.
- The Morena deputy said Córdova previously backed criteria that allow overrepresentation and accused him of contradicting those past votes.
- Córdova later defended a change in stance, invoking the 1996 reform's aim for constitutional changes to result from multi-party consensus.
- He labeled the current seat distribution an “artificial and fraudulent majority” and criticized what he described as a refusal to engage in genuine parliamentary debate.
- The clash sharpened a nationwide dispute over how plurinominal seats are assigned, with no legislative or judicial resolution reported.