Overview
- The Morena senator said his flight departs October 22, his Senate license begins October 23, and he plans to return November 2, a 12‑day separation.
- He stated the United Arab Emirates will cover his airfare through its airline as a courtesy linked to his public support for the Palestinian cause.
- He plans meetings with authorities from Palestine, the UAE, and Jordan to discuss the regional political situation.
- Senate President Laura Itzel Castillo declined to say whether she authorized or invited him, with the license set to be formalized in the plenary on Wednesday.
- Foreign Relations Commission chair Alejandro Murat said the leave complies with legal requirements, according to his public comments.