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Enrique Inzunza Officially Leaves Morena Caucus and Will Serve as an Independent Senator

From El Universal · () Spanish

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- Mexico’s Senate formally recognized Enrique Inzunza’s departure from the Morena caucus after he left the group on August 26.

Mexico’s Senate formally informed the chamber that Enrique Inzunza no longer belongs to Morena’s caucus. The decision followed Inzunza’s choice to leave the group on August 26, according to a notice from Morena coordinator Ignacio Mier.

Inzunza will serve as a senator without a party affiliation. In the coming days, he is expected to lose his chairmanship of the Legislative Studies Commission.

The article says the senator has been accused in the United States of alleged links to drug trafficking. It also notes that Morena senator Julieta Ramírez is under investigation by the United States, according to N+.

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