Does Morena Lose Qualified Majority with the Departure of Enrique Inzunza? ‘Decision Is Respected’, Says Ignacio Mier
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Morena senator coordinator Ignacio Mier said he asked Enrique Inzunza to apply for a license, which President Claudia Sheinbaum had already requested, but he decided to leave the bench; it is “a personal decision that is respected.”
Enrique Inzunza told Ignacio Mier his desire to leave the Morena bench before the accusations against him.
Ignacio Mier, Carlos Ramírez Marín and Higinio Martínez offered comments on Enrique Inzunza's decision
Ricardo Monreal made a call to respect Enrique Inzunza’s decision on his future in the Senate, since, he said, his tenure in office must be a personal choice. “Respect for the foreign chamber is peace. I am not going to mess with any senator, I will not act recklessly and it will be the Senate that decides and he personally.” Ricardo Monreal, coordinator of Morena in the Chamber of Deputies Citing President Claudia Sheinbaum, the coordinator of …
Inzunza will no longer belong to the Morena bench, but will retain his position as senator. Morena’s coordinator, Ignacio Mier, confirmed that he asked for a license, but the legislator rejected the proposal. Morena’s national leadership slid away from his future statements and actions and will take the case to his National Honesty and Justice Commission. Senator Enrique Inzunza Cázarez announced his separation from Morena’s parliamentary group …
It was a personal decision he made after he did not accept the invitation made by his fellow benches to apply for a license, explained Morena's coordinator in the Senate, Ignacio Mier, about the separation of Enrique Inzunza as a member of the group...
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