Dupla de diputados y senadores le mete la “aplanadora” a Viggiano y Gibrán por el caso Ruffo

The Ernesto Ruffo case ignited a heated debate in the Permanent Commission and sparked a fierce clash between Morena, the PRI, and Movimiento Ciudadano. Carolina Viggiano and Gibrán Ramírez questioned the government about the arrest and prosecution of the former governor, but Arturo Ávila and Morena legislators responded with a political offensive that heightened tensions on the floor. During the discussion of the Political Agenda, Carolina Viggiano accused the government of using the case for political purposes and warned that the conflict could backfire on the ruling party. Gibrán Ramírez, for his part, demanded respect for the presumption of innocence and questioned the unequal treatment of individuals linked to Morena. The response came from Arturo Ávila, María Teresa Ealy, Manuel Huerta Ladrón de Guevara, Gabriel García, and Verónica Camino Farjat. From the podium, legislators rejected the notion that Ernesto Ruffo's case could automatically be presented as political persecution and accused the opposition of changing its tune when investigations target opposition figures. "They should be ashamed," Arturo Ávila declared during one of the tensest moments. María Teresa Ealy demanded that "the cynical, the corrupt, and the thieves" be brought to justice, while Manuel Huerta rejected the narrative of alleged political prisoners. Gabriel García and Verónica Camino closed the debate by questioning who has historically protected the interests of organized crime. The Ernesto Ruffo case has opened a new political battle between Morena and the opposition. Did Carolina Viggiano and Gibrán Ramírez make a legitimate defense of due process, or did Morena expose the opposition's double standards? Share your opinion in the comments. Share this video, subscribe to SignoMx, and turn on notifications to follow the most heated debates in the Senate, the Chamber of Deputies, the president's daily press conference, and Mexican politics. #ErnestoRuffo #ArturoÁvila #CarolinaViggiano #GibránRamírez #Morena #PRI #MovimientoCiudadano #MexicanPolitics #SignoMx