Riccardo Arredondo

Apr 12, 2024 | worldcrunch.com | Célia Cuordifede |Riccardo Arredondo

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Apr 12, 2024 | worldcrunch.com | Riccardo Arredondo |Ginevra Falciani

-Analysis-BUENOS AIRES - Asylum, the inviolable right of diplomatic premises, expulsion of diplomats and severed ties: There are multiple international-relations principles at the heart of the diplomatic spat between Mexico and Ecuador. Just to briefly resume the events: on Friday April 5, Ecuadoran police burst into Mexico's embassy in the capital of Quito to arrest the country's former Vice President, Jorge Glas, who had been staying there under diplomatic protection.