translated from Spanish: Mps inside Michoacán Congress precinct

Morelia, Michoacán.- Local deputies who were the protagonists of a lawsuit yesterday during the selection of the Ombudsperson of Michoacán, camped inside the state congress site, taking the highest grandstand.
According to a document and video provided to the media, at least seven legislators were up early in the sitting room, hoping that the Chairman of the Board, Antonio Madriz Estrada, will return to continue the Extraordinary Session convened for December 15. They also demand to give full account to why the session has not resumed, because it is worth remembering that both the president and the majority of the Members left the House without decreeing the suspension of the session.
The text is signed by the Priists Eduardo Orihuela Estefan, Marco Polo Aguirre Chávez and Yarabí Avila González; independent deputies Javier Paredes Andrade, Miriam Tinoco Soto and Erick Juárez Blanquet; and the green one, Ernesto Núñez Aguilar.
Let us remember that yesterday there was one of the scandals that will undoubtedly mark the LXXIV Legislature, because during the vote to elect the head of the Michoacán State Human Rights Commission, the ballot box was altered with four more votes, this before which Yarabí Avila and the Secretary of Parliamentary Services, Beatriz Barrientos García, will struggle for the ballots, as Madriz Estrada intended to take the votes without first mentioning the results of the election.
That is why the bloc of Members made up of parts of three parliamentary fractions was installed on the Board of Directors and prevented the Session from continuing.
At least until the early hours of Monday, they remained in the Local Congress of Theopposition and Parliamentarians, hoping that one of the two sides would tire and leave.
It is worth mentioning that on social networks, several videos already circulate that point to two of the protagonists as those responsible for “pregnant” the urn: Javier Paredes and Marco Polo Aguirre.

Original source in Spanish