MC and PAN Hand over 23 Thousand Signatures to the Senate Demanding Lawlessness of Cuauhtémoc Blanco

In recent days it was announced that, lawyers activists, citizens and opposition deputies, signed a trade to request the relevant authorities to proceed with the lawlessness of Cuauhtémoc Blanco, former governor of Morelos and current federal deputy. The official has been charged with alleged sexual abuse in the name of his half-sister, however, he has not been prosecuted for this crime, for this reason, women request that the jurisdiction with …

The Community Organization for Peace (Ocupa) handed over to the Senate of the Republic more than 23,000 signatures to ask for the lawlessness of the Morenista, Cuauhtémoc Blanco. This Tuesday, the founder of Occupy, Paola Zavala and Gemma Santana handed over to the multi-nominal deputy of the Citizen Movement, Laura Ballesteros, a box that contained, according to her saying, the thousands of signatures to ask the Chamber of Deputies for a new po…

Opposition legislators, activists and civil organizations demand Cuauhtémoc Blanco's lawlessness in order to be investigated for the allegation of attempted rape against his half-sister. Rafael Ramírez OEM-Reportex Opposition legislators, activists and civil organizations delivered a package of 23,000 citizen signatures on Tuesday to demand the lawlessness of the federal deputy and former governor of Morelos, Cuauhtémoc Blanco Bravo, so that it…

In a clear message against gender-based violence, at least 23,000 citizens signed an initiative on change.org to demand the lawlessness of Congressman Cuauhtémoc Blanco.The signatures were presented by members of the Citizens' Movement, Morena and PT to the Permanent Commission to request, again, the lawlessness of the MP accused of attempted rape against his half sister Nidia Fabiola. It should be noted that Cuauhtémoc Blanco was saved from law…

Emecista Laura Ballesteros said that the handing over of signatures is not a political or electoral game, nor a mission that seeks to beat the regime in turn, but to defend the rights of Mexican women.