Senators in Mexico comes to strikes after a hot debate about American military intervention against drug gangs

Mexican Senate members came to Wednesday after a hot debate on the alleged opposition of the United States Military intervention Against drug gangs.

Legitimus Alejandro Moreno, the leader of the PRI opposition party, went to the podium with the end of a session on Wednesday and faced by Senate Guardo Fernandez Norona, from the ruling Moreena party, for not giving the ground.

Moreno can be seen in a The video was published on social media By the Senate in Mexico, Fernandez Norona pushes several times, slapping him on the neck and pushing another man to the ground when he tried to intervene.

The fight followed a hot discussion, during which the opposition and PAN were accused of calling for the American military intervention, which is the claim that both parties denied.

Norona later said that he would make a complaint against Mourino for physical harm and request the abolition of legislative immunity.

“The discussion could be very harsh, very bitter and very strong … Today when (opposition lawmakers) are betrayed, they lose their minds because they were exposed,” he said.

Moreno Norona was accused of starting the attack, saying on the social media platform: “The person who started the attack was; he did so because he could not silence us with arguments.”

“The first physical aggression came from Norona,” Moreno wrote on x. “He threw the first payment, and he did so from cheese.”

Both members of the Senate participate in separate disputes.

Moreno faces the potential dismissal procedures for alleged corruption during his term as the Cambchy states from 2015 to 2019.

Norona was criticized for reports that he had a heavy house while Mexican President Claudia Shinbaum urged public officials to live modestly.

Trump targets drug gangs in Latin America

President Donald Trump directed the Pentagon To use military force Against the drug cartridges in Latin America, terrorist organizations, a source familiar with the matter, were considered CBS News earlier this month. It is not clear whether the army can take action.

For its part, Mexico confirmed that it “will not accept the participation of the American military forces on our lands.” Earlier this month, Mexican President Claudia Shinbom Insist There will be no “invasion of Mexico”.

In February, Trump Administration specific Eight drug trafficking groups as terrorist organizations. Six Mexicans, one is the Venezuelan, and the eighth is established in El Salvador.

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said earlier this month that the administration could use labels for “targeting”.

“It allows us now to target what they run and use other elements of American power, intelligence agencies and the Ministry of Defense, whatever … to target these groups if we have an opportunity to do this,” said Rubio. “We have to start treating them as armed terrorist organizations, not just drug trading organizations.”

Venezuela on Tuesday War ships were published And drones for patrols in the coast of the country after the United States Send three destroyers To the area to reduce drug trafficking.