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Ecuador-Mexico: ‘Cardinal principle’ of diplomatic inviolability must be upheld says UN chief

By Lee Dixon

April 7, 2024

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The decision by Ecuador to forcibly enter the Mexican Embassy on Saturday and arrest a former vice president of the Andean country on corruption charges represents a breach of international law, the UN Secretary-General has said.

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