Morena Senator Resigns
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Mexican Senator Enrique Inzunza has left the Morena parliamentary group to serve as an independent legislator amid allegations of ties to organized crime. While Morena leaders state the party is not responsible for his actions, opposition parties are criticizing the situation.
Mexico's Senate Presidency Race Heats Up: Higinio Martínez Favored Amidst Fernández Noroña's Challenge
- Morena is navigating an internal selection process to choose its candidate for the upcoming Senate presidency, aiming to maintain party unity. - Senator Higinio Martínez is considered the frontrunner, but Gerardo Fernández Noroña has entered the race, seeking to continue in the role. - The party coordinator emphasized the need for consensus and maturity among aspirants to secure a unified candid…
Morena senator urges party colleague to resign amid US organized crime allegations
- Morena Senator Imelda Castro urged her party colleague Enrique Inzunza to resign from his Senate seat amid allegations of ties to organized crime by the U.S. government. - Castro argued that Inzunza…
Morena senators dismiss impact of Inzunza's departure, opposition cries foul
- Senator Enrique Inzunza Cázarez has left the Morena parliamentary group to become an independent legislator, a move respected by his party's leadership. - Morena senators, including Ignacio Mier Vel…
'We wanted him to request leave'; Morena distances itself from Inzunza, stating 'his actions will be his responsibility'
- Morena's national leader, Ariadna Montiel, stated the party is not responsible for Senator Enrique Inzunza's actions or statements after he separated from the party's Senate group. - Montiel express…
Senator Inzunza Leaves Morena Parliamentary Group, Will Serve Independently
- Senator Enrique Inzunza Cázarez has left Morena's parliamentary group in the Mexican Senate to serve as an independent. - Inzunza faces accusations from the U.S. government linking him to organized …
