Protesters forced their way into the Senate building in Mexico, stopping a parliamentary session discussing judicial reform.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Protesters forced their way into Mexico's Senate building, smashing doors and forcing lawmakers to suspend debate on judicial reform. The reform bill was later approved after protesters were evicted. The reform is supported by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who has repeatedly criticized the Supreme Court.
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Protestatarii au dărâmat uşile Senatului mexican şi au oprit dezbaterea unui proiect controversat din şedinţa parlamentară
Protestatarii au dărâmat uşile Senatului mexican şi au oprit o şedinţă parlamentară
Protestatarii au dărâmat uşile Senatului mexican şi au oprit o şedinţă parlamentară
Protestatarii mexicani faţă de o reformă judiciară pătrund în forţă în Senat
Demonstrators breach Mexican Senate in protest of judicial reform debate
Protesters storm Mexico's Senate, forcing pause on judicial reform debate
Protesters invade Mexican Senate to halt judicial reform debate
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