Video.- Offers PT apologies to Noroña for booing

Cd. of Mexico.- The Labor Party (PT) offered a public apology to Senator Gerardo Fernández Noroña after his National Congress held this Saturday was booed by some militants. "We regret what happened with fellow Senator Gerardo Fernández Noroña after the negative expressions of some comrades towards him," said Alberto Anaya Gutiérrez, national coordinator of that political institute. In a statement, he called the Brownist a man of the left, progr…

The president of the Senate, Gerardo Fernández Noroña, has been booed this Saturday during the Congress of the Labor Party (PT), the formation for which he has presented himself to the elections, but in which he never militated. Noroña’s speech has been interrupted with shouts of the militancy that have forced him to march from the compound. The politician defended between booing the union between Morena, the PT and the Greens, electoral allies,…

Fernández Noroña attended the National Congress of the PT where he was booed by party supporters and asked to join.

The president of the Senate Board of Directors, Gerardo Fernández Noroña, was booed during his participation in the National Congress of the Labor Party (PT), an event he attended in the midst of political tensions due to his recent affiliation with Morena. How was the boat to FERNÁNDEZ NOROÑA? Fernández Noroña, who has been postulated on several occasions by the PT without having formally joined the ranks of Morena earlier this year. During the…

MEXICO CITY - Gerardo Fernández Noroña, president of the Senate's Board of Directors, was booed during the National Congress of the Labor Party (PT), the bloc for which he campaigned in the last elections. Although Fernández Noroña has been nominated by the PT on several occasions, he has never been an official member of the party. As a result, he caused controversy when he decided to join Morena last February. Fernández Noroña Booed at PT Congr…

L der national of the PT I apologized to Fern ndez Noro after booing militants in his National Congress.