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I was ordered to post 30 apologies on X for calling trans politician a biological manGabriel Quadri, a Mexican conservative politician, was ordered to apologise for his actions on X twice a day for 15 days - ADFIWhen Gabriel Quadri criticised two transgender politicians for winning women’s seats in Mexico’s House of Representatives, he did not think it would spark a three-year legal battle that would upend his political career.

6 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Cameron Henderson

When Gabriel Quadri criticised two transgender politicians for winning women's seats in Mexico's House of Representatives, he did not think it would spark a three-year legal battle that would upend his political career. In an extraordinary sentence, the conservative opposition politician was convicted of being a "political violator against women" and ordered to apologise for his actions on X twice a day for 15 days as part of his punishment.