Overview
- PRI and Morena exchanged insults and displayed dueling banners, including a PRI sign reading “Morena mató a Manzo” and another with photos of Arturo Ávila and Luisa Alcalde, which triggered scuffles on the floor.
- The presiding board ordered roughly a one-hour recess, and the session restarted at 21:08 under Kenia López Rabadán with agreements to avoid personal allusions, not use denigrating images, and respect physical spaces.
- PRI coordinator Rubén Moreira alleged he received a threatening text attributed to Morena’s Arturo Ávila, a claim Ricardo Monreal said he discussed directly with Ávila.
- PVEM deputy Ruth Maricela Silva Andraca alleged she was assaulted by a PRI substitute legislator during the tumult, adding to the session’s formal complaints.
- As debate on the 2026 spending plan proceeds, Arturo Ávila accused the opposition of seeking political gain from the murder of Uruapan mayor Carlos Manzo, underscoring sustained partisan friction.