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Leftist lawmakers padlocked themselves in Mexico's chamber of deputies to disrupt debate on a major energy reform bill, forcing the legislature to cram into another room. Two dozen legislators piled chairs in front of one door and chained another in the lower house, hours after the Senate approved a bill aimed at luring back foreign investors and ending the country's 75-year-old oil monopoly. It is a highly politicially sensitive issue in Mexico, where for decades its considerable oil wealth has been portrayed as everyone's resources. The barricade forced 401 deputies to pack into an auditorium in the congressional complex where they opened the debate on the legislation championed by the reform-driven President Enrique Pena Nieto.