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1:01Now PlayingLess than one month after Hurricane Otis slammed into Acapulco, Mexico’s congress orbited around a familiar topics – aliens.
Controversial journalist José Jaime Maussan and a group of colleagues spent over three hours on Tuesday lecturing the congress’ lower chamber on what they claimed were photographs and X-rays of a “new species” of a “non-human being.”
Maussan made headlines in September, when he presented the congress with the supposed skeletons of two aliens he claimed to have unearthed in Peru.
The presentation drew ridicule at the time for the skeletons’ bizarre resemblance to E.T..
The supposed new species Maussan and Dr. Daniel Mendoza showed the group on Tuesday did not have lungs or ribs, he alleged.
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