Arturo Ávila revienta al PAN: “¡Se les cae la cara de vergüenza!…Reyes del huachicol fiscal”

The case of Ernesto Ruffo Appel ignited a fierce confrontation between Morena and the PAN. Arturo Ávila directly confronted PAN legislators and demanded they apologize to the Mexican people following the arrest of the former governor of Baja California, who is under investigation for his alleged involvement in a scheme related to tax evasion. During the debate, legislators from the National Action Party (PAN), such as Mayuli Martínez Simón, José Máximo García, and Marcelo Torres Cofiño, defended Ernesto Ruffo, calling the process a "smokescreen" and denouncing alleged political persecution. Arturo Ávila, a federal deputy and spokesperson for Morena, responded with strong accusations against the PAN. The legislator asserted that the National Action Party attempted to construct a narrative against Morena, but ended up under scrutiny because of the Ruffo case. “They should be ashamed of themselves. They should look down on themselves,” Ávila declared before demanding that the PAN members apologize to the people of Mexico and calling them, from the podium, “the kings of tax evasion.” The confrontation escalated even further when PAN legislators mentioned Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and accused the ruling party of using Ruffo's arrest to divert attention from other political cases. Did Arturo Ávila expose a contradiction within the PAN, or are the PAN members right to denounce a smokescreen? Does Ernesto Ruffo's case represent a political blow to the National Action Party (PAN)? Leave your opinion in the comments, share this video, and subscribe to SignoMx to follow the news, debates, and confrontations shaping Mexican politics. #ArturoÁvila #ErnestoRuffo #PAN #Morena #MexicanPolitics #PermanentCommission #SignoMx