Mexico’s president says country will break diplomatic ties with Ecuador, after police raid embassy

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Mexico breaks diplomatic relations with Ecuador over police raid of embassy

Mexico broke diplomatic relations with Ecuador after police illegally entered the Mexican Embassy in Quito to detain a former vice president.

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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.

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All of Latin America condemns Ecuador for attacking the Mexican embassy in Quito. Mexico breaks off diplomatic relations.

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Ecuadorian regime invades Mexican embassy, kidnapping ex-vice president

With Washington’s approval, the Ecuadorian ruling class has gone from granting Julian Assange asylum in 2012, to renouncing his asylum, and now storming a foreign embassy in Quito.

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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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The diplomatic mission of Mexico in Ecuador landed in Mexico City this Sunday, after noon, the image of the rupture of relations between the two nations, following the assault by the police of that country on the Mexican Embassy in Quito, on Friday, for the arrest of former Vice President Jorge Glas. The Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Alicia Bárcena, received the ambassador, Raquel Serur, and the head of the foreign ministry there, Roberto Cansec…