Morena Deputy's Election Day Standoff with Police Sparks Controversy in Durango

Durango Election Day: Morena Deputy Accuses Police of Obstruction Durango, Mexico – Tensions ran high during election day in Durango as Enrique Navarro, a federal deputy from the Morena party, accused police officers of obstructing his access to a polling station. The incident, captured on video, shows a heated exchange between Navarro and an officer. "They're preventing me from entering, claiming it's to ensure fair voting. But this is an abuse of authority!" Navarro stated, visibly agitated. He repeatedly insisted on his right to observe the voting process as a duly elected official. The police officer, while remaining largely calm, maintained that he was following protocol to maintain order and prevent disruptions. The video shows the officer physically preventing the deputy from passing through the gate. The situation ended without physical violence but highlights concerns about potential irregularities during the election process. Navarro's claims raise questions about transparency and access for electoral observers. The incident underscores the need for clear guidelines and protocols to ensure fair and accessible elections for all.