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AMLO · EcuadorMexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) doesn’t like to get involved in international politics. At least that’s what he used to tell reporters. He has made few state visits abroad during his five years in office, avoided thorny regional issues, and even turned a blind eye to abuses in neighboring countries. However, in a surprising shift, he recently took stances on various regional issues. This includes supporting disgraced former …See the Story
Mexico-Ecuador diplomatic row escalates to the international stage
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
AMLO · EcuadorAndrés Manuel López Obrador didn't like to get involved in international politics. Or at least that's what he repeated over and over again in front of the cameras. The president of Mexico, who has rarely traveled abroad in his five years in office, avoided thorny issues in the region and even looked the other way when some abuses were being perpetrated in neighboring countries. But in the last year, he took an unexpected turn: he took a strong s…See the Story
Crisis between Mexico and Ecuador: a week of jeopardy for Latin American diplomacy
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Mexico Politics · MexicoTensions between Mexico and Ecuador have soared since late last week when Ecuadorian authorities forced their way into the diplomatic mission to arrest Ecuador's former Vice President Jorge Glas who had been holed up there seeking asylum in Mexico.
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Mexico asks UN to expel Ecuador over its police raid on the Mexican embassy in Quito
44% Left coverage: 25 sources
International · EcuadorEcuador's detained former Vice President Jorge Glas was hospitalized on Monday, barely three days after his arrest during a highly controversial raid on the Mexican embassy in Quito, where he was seeking refuge.
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Ecuador: Ex-vice president hospitalized after embassy raid
44% Left coverage: 39 sources
Europe · MexicoInternational leaders have condemned Ecuador after police in the country’s capital broke into the Mexican Embassy to arrest a former vice president who had been granted political asylum. The raid late Friday prompted Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to break off diplomatic relations with Ecuador, while his government’s foreign relations secretary said the move will be challenged at the World Court in The Hague. Police broke through the external doors of the embassy in Quito to arrest Jorge Glas, who had been residing there since December. He had sought asylum after being indicted on corruption charges and it had been granted hours earlier. The break-in was widely condemned. The Organization of American States in a statement reminded its members, which include Ecuador and Mexico, of their obligation not to “invoke norms of domestic law to justify non-compliance with their international obligations.”See the Story
International leaders condemn Ecuador after police break into the Mexican Embassy in Quito
37% Center coverage: 67 sources
AMLO · EcuadorDiplomatic relations between Mexico and Ecuador dramatically imploded after Ecuadorian police burst into Mexico’s embassy in Quito and arrested Jorge Glas, Ecuador’s former vice president.See the Story
Ecuadorian police broke into Mexico’s embassy, sparking outrage. Why is this such a big deal?
78% Center coverage: 52 sources
AMLO · MexicoMexico’s president Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Friday evening the country will break diplomatic ties with Ecuador after police broke into the Mexican embassy in Quito.See the Story
Mexico’s president says country will break diplomatic ties with Ecuador, after police raid embassy
43% Center coverage: 190 sources
