Ask Inzunza to Apply for a License
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The Sinaloan senator wants to return to his seat after more than 100 days of absence, but his maneuver has been answered with a call for a license.
Morena's federal representative, Arturo Ávila, considered that his co-religionary Senator Enrique Inzunza, charged by the U.S. Department of Justice with alleged links to the Sinaloa Cartel, must apply for a license and refrain from occupying his seat at the opening of the ordinary session. "It is imprudence to pretend to reoccupy a space when there is an important observation and when there is an investigation folder," he argued. Ávila said tha…
Arturo Ávila, spokesman for Morena's deputies, said in a personal way that Enrique Inzunza should ask for a license.
Morena's spokesman in San Lázaro called Inzunza Cázarez's return to the Ordinary Period in September "error" and "imprudence"
Morena legislators and other parties began to apply for leave of office for the 2027 elections, but Sinaloa senator Enrique Inzunza has ruled out participating in the contest and has not filed any applications. While Sergio Mayer and Hugo Éric Flores have already separated from the Chamber of Deputies to seek new political projects, Enrique Inzunza reiterated that he will remain in the Senate until 2030. In contrast, Morena has already registere…
First Rocha Moya and now Enrique Inzunza. And so it seems that in Morena they are not exactly excited with some returns, because after several months without physically presenting themselves in the Senate, the Sinaloan legislator is already ready to return. And look, because in the case of Inzunza, U.S. prosecutors accuse him of conspiracy to import narcotics, possession of machine guns and destructive devices, as well as conspiracy related to t…
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