Now yes: opposition is articulated and presents a motion of censure against the table of the Chamber of Deputies

Four opposition parliamentary committees presented on Tuesday a new motion of censure against the table of the Chamber of Deputies chaired by deputy Diego Paulsen (RN).

This after the parliamentarians Camila Vallejo (PC) and Cristóbal Urruticoechea (RN) were not allowed to vote, in the session on October 15, on the Comprehensive Child Sex Education project.

Both parliamentarians were present in the session but then had to withdraw, before which the table headed by Paulsen did not allow them to vote online.

In this way, the censorship would be voted on in the session tomorrow, Wednesday, where if this position is imposed, the deputies will have to elect a new directive of the Lower House.

It should be remembered that at the beginning of November, the Radical Party (PR) had presented a motion of censure, which was later withdrawn, after a meeting with the leaders of the opposition parties.