Overview
- The Mexican senator posted photos from Amman after visiting a long-standing Palestinian refugee camp with United Nations personnel.
- The Jordan stop follows meetings in Dubai with Amna Ali Al Adid, who received him on behalf of the UAE Federal National Council, and a phone call with Council president Saqr Ghobash.
- He says the United Arab Emirates paid for his airfare and that he will cover lodging and per diems, and he is on a nine-day leave from the Senate starting October 24.
- Former interior minister Adán Augusto López publicly defended the trip’s legality, arguing it aligns with legislative protocols.
- Noroña describes the tour as an expression of solidarity with Palestinians and says he will continue on to Palestine, while dismissing domestic criticism as political intrigue.