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Ecuador brings Mexico before ICJ for granting asylum to former Ecuador VP

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Ecuador initiated proceedings against Mexico before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) Monday for allegedly violating international law by giving political asylum to former vice president Jorge Glas. Glas had already been convicted of corruption and bribery for involvement in the Odebrecht case and was being investigated for corruption concerning the use of funds for those affected during the earthquake in Manabi when Mexico granted him po…

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Ecuador is suing Mexico before the ICJ for granting asylum to former Vice President Jorge Glas

The crisis broke out last Friday, April 5, when the Ecuadorian police broke into the Mexican embassy in Quito to capture the former Ecuadorian vice-president, Jorge Glas, who was taking refuge there.

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Ecuador decided to sue Mexico before the ICJ for the Jorge Glas case

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Ecuador brings Mexico before ICJ for granting asylum to former Ecuador VP

Ecuador initiated proceedings against Mexico before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) Monday for allegedly violating international law by giving political asylum to former vice president Jorge Glas. Glas had already been convicted of corruption and bribery for involvement in the Odebrecht case and was being investigated for corruption concerning the use of funds for those affected during the earthquake in Manabi when Mexico granted him po…

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