Every Senator Is Aware of His Vote, Says Inzunza CSP
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“Everyone is responsible for their actions and for what they say,” said President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo yesterday when she was questioned about Senator Enrique Inzunza’s return to the upper house.
The President left in Inzunza the responsibility to remain in the Senate and exercise her vote, despite the fact that the Sinaloan legislator faces accusations from U.S. authorities
The president noted that each institution is autonomous, however, she reiterated that she has already given her opinion on the case previously
The return of Senator Enrique Inzunza Cázarez to the Senate, after being absent from the legal charges made by the U.S. government against him, is a personal decision, because “everyone is responsible for his actions and for what he decides,” said President Claudia Sheinbaum. The first president rejected [...] The position Everyone is responsible for his actions: Sheinbaum after Senator Inzunza's return appeared first on Contralínea.
The president said that each governor is autonomous in his state, each senator and deputy takes, on conscience, the decision of his vote Laura Arana OEM-Reportex Then four months of absence, Senator Enrique Inzunza reappeared this week in the Senate, where he rejected the accusations of the United States that link him to organized crime (Cartel de [...] The entry Everyone is responsible: Sheinbaum on the return of Inzunza despite accusations of…
He reiterated that as President he coordinates the Cabinet and defines the direction of the government, but "each governor is autonomous in his or her state; every senator and every deputy conscientiously takes the decision of his or her vote."The Inzunza entry "is responsible for his or her actions and sayings," says Sheinbaum first published in La Jornada Baja California.
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