MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - When Xochitl Galvez lumbered onto the floor of Mexico's Senate last December dressed in an inflatable green dinosaur suit to protest a ruling party bill, even the flustered leader of the upper house trying to rebuke her could not suppress a smile.
The stunt by Galvez, who crashed the rostrum holding a card reading "Jurassic Plan" to criticize legislation from the ruling leftist National Regeneration Movement (MORENA) as retrograde, is one of many that made her famous before she won the 2024 presidential candidacy of the main opposition alliance this week.
