Senator from Morena party Gerardo Fernández Noroña once again found himself at the center of public attention after an incident during an interview. The situation occurred during a talk with journalist José Luis Guerra, who dared to ask an uncomfortable question about the legislator's house in Tepoztlán and his habit of traveling with extra legroom. The reaction was immediate: Noroña stood up and left the set. 'If that's the point of the conversation, then there's no point,' the senator concluded, a move analysts are already calling 'the doctrine of the uncomfortable chair.' Just before leaving, Noroña had made his position clear: he is not an ascetic, but he is not guilty of enjoying life either. 'I am neither superfluous, nor fatuous, nor bourgeois... but I have no problem with the good things if I earn them,' he stated. The controversy is not limited to his housing spotlights. The media has also focused on his business-class travels, where the senator has been captured heading to international commitments.
