US EditionFight breaks out between Mexican senate leaders as session ends
A brawl erupted after opposition leader Alejandro Moreno was denied the floor during a debate about alleged U.S. military intervention, leading to proposed expulsion and legal actions against involved senators.
- A fight broke out between two Mexican senators, Alejandro Moreno and Gerardo Fernandez Norona, during a plenary session in Mexico City.
- Moreno grabbed Fernandez Norona's arm as the session was ending, leading to shoving and Moreno knocking over a photographer.
- Fernandez Norona plans to call an emergency session to propose expelling Moreno and three other lawmakers for the fight.
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