Overview
- From Geneva, Selene Ávila alleged that coordinator Ricardo Monreal and political operator Pedro Haces kept her off Mexico’s Inter‑Parliamentary Union delegation.
- She said both leaders knew she planned to attend, citing prior discussions and an invitation as a Health Committee representative.
- According to Ávila, Monreal told her there were no funds and declined to register her, so she financed the trip herself.
- She recounted gaining entry by showing her invitation and emails but arriving too late to lobby for the health presidency she sought.
- Ávila framed the exclusion as gender‑based political violence and signaled potential legal action, with no responses from Monreal or Haces reported.