The Jucopo decided to call in-person sessions in the Chamber of Deputies after the controversies between deputy Cuauhtémoc Blanco and Morena legislators.
Mexico City, October 27 (However).- The President of the Chamber of DeputiesKenia López Rabadán, announced this Monday that the next sessions in the plenary session of San Lázaro will be carried out in personso it will be mandatory assistance of the legislators y legislatorsthis following criticism against the Deputy Cuauhtémoc Blanco and other legislators Morena.
In days gone by, the Morenoist legislator was involved in a controversy because he was caught playing a game of paddle tennis while he was connected remotely to a session of the Budget and Public Account Commissionwhile a law on water was being discussed.
Added to this is the criticism of members of the guinda party who organized a dance with the Sonora Santanera in the legislative precinct, at the same time that an ordinary session was being held in the Plenary Hall of San Lázaro.
The Chamber of @Mx_diputados It will have face-to-face sessions since the safety of families requires commitment and responsible debate.
We will discuss the law against extortion and strengthen peace in Mexico.
It is necessary to give prestige to politics and for citizens to feel… pic.twitter.com/RwWKPLNEVf
— Dr. Kenia López Rabadán (@kenialopezr) October 27, 2025
Due to these situations, the Political Coordination Board of the Chamber of Deputies It was agreed that the sessions on Tuesday, October 28 and Wednesday, October 29, be held in person, so all legislators are obliged to attend.
For her part, the President of the Board of Directors, Kenia López Rabadán, confirmed that the decision to order the deputies to attend the Plenary session was as a result of the criticism towards Cuauhtémoc Blanco and the Morena bench.
“Given the events that have occurred in recent days, today I reiterate it as president of the Chamber of Deputies: I am absolutely convinced that work needs to be done, debate needs to be done, it is necessary, with respect of course to the different positions, to generate a public position for each parliamentary group, and that is why this week we are obliged to be present here, we are obliged to give a respectful debate and the sessions will be absolutely face-to-face,” she said.
The PAN legislator explained that this week important issues will be discussed in the San Lázaro plenary session, such as the Extortion Law, reforms to the Penal Code regarding environmental crimes and the budget for next year.
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