Graciela Domínguez Nava, serving as interim governor of Sinaloa, has declined to comment on the recent decision by Enrique Inzunza to separate from the Morena parliamentary group in the Mexican Senate. When questioned by the press regarding the political implications of this move, Domínguez Nava maintained a neutral stance, stating she would reserve her opinion on the matter.
The development follows Inzunza’s formal exit from the Morena bench, a move that has drawn public attention to the internal dynamics within the party's representation from Sinaloa. Domínguez Nava’s refusal to break ties or offer a critique underscores a cautious approach to the shifting legislative alignment of the senator.
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