Juan Manuel Quesada denounces offensive language in legislative session

Juan Manuel Quesada, deputy chief of the ruling faction, has formally denounced the use of offensive language during a session of the Government and Administration Commission. Quesada reported that during a working session on Tuesday, he was subjected to insults by Frente Amplio deputy Vianney Mora Vega and an advisor from the same political group.

According to Quesada, Mora Vega referred to him as “chancho” (pig), while an advisor allegedly used the vulgar term “carepicha.” Quesada stated that his complaint is not merely a personal grievance but a protest against the normalization of insults within political debate and the lack of respect in legislative proceedings.