US EditionMexico’s president says country will break diplomatic ties with Ecuador, after police raid embassy
- Mexico's President referred to the arrest in Ecuador as an "authoritarian act" and a violation of international law. Mexico is cutting ties with Ecuador.
- The arrest happened in the Ecuadorian capital on Friday night.
- President Lopez Obrador stated Mexico's decision to sever ties with Ecuador as a response to the arrest.
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Ecuadorian security forces have stormed the Mexican embassy. Right-wing and left-wing governments in Latin America criticize Ecuador. President Daniel Noboa threatens political isolation.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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After the storming of the Mexican embassy in Ecuador's capital, Quito, the local government continues to come under international pressure.
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Mexican diplomatic personnel based in Quito left Ecuador today two days after a police raid on the Mexican embassy that caused a break in diplomatic relations between the two countries and international condemnation.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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