Overview
- During the session on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, Juan Grabois and PRO deputy Martín Ardohain traded barbs after Ardohain questioned Grabois’s role in a labor-reform protest a day earlier.
- Ardohain claimed the demonstration ended in disturbances and said opposition figures marched near people carrying incendiary items, offering no independent evidence in the chamber.
- Grabois defended his right to join a popular protest and challenged Ardohain to provide judicial proof if he alleged instigation to violence.
- Libertarian deputy Álvaro Martínez repeatedly interrupted and waved an orange fan to mock a protest moment in which a woman had fanned Grabois outside Congress.
- The House continued its agenda, yet the personal clash overshadowed deliberation, and the reporting offered no confirmation for competing allegations about the protest.