Ecuador does not plan to apologize to Mexico after assault on the Embassy

After the assault on the Embassy of Mexico in Ecuador to arrest the former vice president Jorge Glasswhich has one capture order against him for the crime of peculationit was announced that the nation is not willing to apologize to the Aztec territory.

After the violation of Governor Daniel Noboa to article 22 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1964Gabriela Sommerfeld, chancellor of Ecuadorsaid this Wednesday that at this time there is no discussion of apologizing to Mexico.

In fact, the chancellor considers that the resolution that was approved by the Organization of American States (OAS) in an extraordinary meeting, is totally “fair”, since it condemns Ecuador's intrusion against the diplomatic headquarters.

Gabriela Sommerfeld He pointed out that it is necessary to also respect the “version of the events” held by the authorities in Ecuadorian territory.

Likewise, the chancellor explains that international forums “are made so that in a balanced way through dialogue, all parties are heard respectfully and resolutions are reached.”

But that's not all, Sommerfeld also assured that Ecuador is “open to strengthening international relations in absolutely all countries,” but he emphasizes that it is not in his hands to apologize to Mexico for what happened a couple of days ago. at the diplomatic headquarters.

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