Es un escándalo. Que va a advenir de todos estos criminales de cuello blanco si ellos no pueden mas usar el sistemo diplomático internacional para sus impunidades. Parece que no inerresa al govierno de Ecuador que los criminales se van de vacaciones. Que barbaria, no se respeta más la corrupción del "narco socialismo". A donde va el mundo? 🕊️🌱
Asking for CALM?! What is the UN talking about? That is the most calmest situation ever handled by Mexico. All that Mexico said to Ecuador was, see you in court.
I dont think people realize Mexico has more than enough power to blockade the ports of Ecuador in the Pacific. They don’t need to invade nor bomb, literally sending its navy and blockade the ports would be enough to stop the country on its tracks.
And DW is wrongly pointing to a non existent history of embassy breaking, of several embassies as implicated. There was one instance in Guatemala only and was extremely serious, not a regular pattern of breaking embassies.
Son dos contextos diferentes, ninguna embajada puede dar asilo a una persona con proceso penal en el país donde se encuentra dicha embajada, Inglaterra no tenía ORDEN DE ARRESTO contra Assange ese es EUA, por eso Inglaterra no hizo nada en esos años, y EUA no podía exigirle a la embajada de Ecuador que está en otro pais le entregue a su demandado, estaría violando la soberanía de Inglaterra, ya después presionaron a Inglaterra para que Presionará a Ecuador, entregaron a Assange e Inglaterra va a extraditar o ya extraditó a Assange a EUA por qué ahí es su demanda penal.
The difference between Mexico and Ecuador is that the Ecuadorean mafia is controlled by the rich cartels inside Mexico. I am sure the cartels of Mexico will not be happy. Mexico is a rogue state run by MAFIAS. Ecuador is also run by mafias and people are tired and they are trying to change that. Did they act wisely? Perhaps not. MEXICAN MAFIAS will surely retaliate. Latin America is not run sensibly, it is run by rogue states all encouraged, blessed and sanctified by the UNITED STATES which is the NO. 1 terrorist organization in the world. The world of today is not the world of 100 years ago. The world today is run by MAFIA families. Some are more powerful than others. But all mafia alike
The Ecuadorian Government is cleaning up CORRUPTION OUT OF THE COUNTRY!... just like El Salvador did...Mexico needed another country to be used as bridge!? Why do you think any other Latin country don't wish to deal with Mexico? So they should mind their own business and stop criticizing this raid made!!!!????
No sir.! Mexican government broke the law when they refused to give Jorge Glas to Ecuatorian government when they knew he was judged and condenmed for corruption charges.! Mexicans are trying to get involved in every local conflict due to politic interests.
They wanted to imprison him but he was already a prisoner because he couldn't leave the embassy. They could have just kept him in there and they would have 1 extra cell.
Nah the Mexican president only cares about that corrupt criminal Jorge Glas is because Glas is being investigated for corruption that can uncover the Mexican presidents government to the corruption and cartels in Ecuador. Mexican cartels run Ecuador not only because of drugs but because Ecuador is the largest exporter of Bananas to the world, besides drugs. Guess whats Mexicos largest export? It’s also Bananas and drugs. This goes deeper than an embassy raid.
Mexico also egged them on. Housing the most wanted criminal in the country and saying they were going to grant him immunity from crimes he was already found guilty of in his country
An embassy is considered that country’s sovereign territory. In context this is no different if Ecuador launched a cross border raid into Mexico to go after someone they are looking for.
It is not treated as territory of foreign nation, but it has to be respected within diplomatic bounds. Otherwise, embassies could enforce their own country's laws on embassy premises which isn't the case. Every embassy is bound to national laws in country which they reside. Diplomatically, they should have gotten permission to enter on embassy premises, but embassies aren't territories of foreign nations for obvious reasons.
It is ironic that the country that sheltered Julián Assange protected by the inviolability of embassies has violently raided the Mexican embassy with police and military personnel.
It is not correct. But just for the record...Jorge Glass is not Julian Assange. The Article 4 from "Convención de Caracas" from 1954 explains the diference. Mexico cannot shelter somebody like him.
All that they did in the embassy was clearly a political prosecution, wasnt about fugitive of the law,, that country its turning in to a dictatorial coutry, every politic person that its not on their side its aganst them, in consecuence they are in danger, remember how that New president got in , by killing an opositor wile the elections,,,
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Imagining what could happen if ecuatorian embassies start to be invaded and looted around the globe.
@@stop1248 así no funciona la ley internacional, no puedes hacer lo que se te de tu gana en territorio ajeno y la embajada es territorio mexicano, agradezcan que no somos un país diferente sino ya estaríamos en guerra
@@alexleanhIt’s a different government. This current government is very inexperienced compared to the 2012 government, as it was improvised due to political crisis in the country (and rushed elections after the president for this period was deposed after declaring crossed death). Literally Ecuador was about to become a failed state a few months ago.
When Julian Assange was in Ecuadors emabssy in England, Ecuatorian autorithies told to USA "you must respect our ecoatorian nation as much as little as ecuador is as a country"
Ever since Ecuador handed over Assange to the Brits, I lost respect for the country. This time they have gone too far and may well have done an irreparable harm to themselves...Doesn't Ecuador and Mexico have extradition treaty?
Yes, but Jorge Glas (the politician with asylum) alleged he was being prosecuted for political reasons, I guess he proved his point, by the actions of the Ecuador government
@@user-oo6qc3hd3fEse político ya tenía una condena desde hace más de 4 años, su proceso penal lo estaba llevando en su casa por cuestiones de salud, casualmente pudo ir a la embajada de México a pedir asilo, cosa que no se puede ya que ninguna embajada puede dar asilo a personas con proceso penal en el país donde está dicha embajada, lo de Assange es diferente ya que su demanda penal es de USA no de Inglaterra, por eso Inglaterra no hizo nada ya hasta después por presiones de USA. Otro dato es que casualmente los políticos Mexicanos dijeron sandeces que desató como persona no grata la embajadora de México, ecuador actuó por qué sabía que México iba a mandar avión militar para sacar a su embajadora y así aplicar el asilo al mismo tiempo del político para poder sacarlo teniendo de escudo a la ex embajadora de México.
@@Melior_Traiano In most countries the US embassy is a basic office building. Countries don't allow other nations to build fortresses in their cities for obvious reasons.
@@Melior_Traiano lol any country would steam roll an US embassy if they wanted to, don't be brainwashed by pride like a child. They don't do it because it's dumb and causes problems after
I would have liked to know more about Ecuador's perspective and why they consider this guy important enough to risk that amount of tension with Mexico.
Mexico has protected lots of criminals from South America, this is not new. Peru and Bolivia are some examples. Besides, Mexico didn't respect the Article 4 from "Convención de Caracas" from 1954. It is forbidden shelter criminals already been sentenced. Anyway, Ecuador could hace claimed that internationally, they prefered fixed it by themselves. There will be consequences :c
@@franciscoxas2635 So, is your point that Ecuador was just fed up with the practice of Mexico and it's not about what the guy did? Because without interpretation, your reply doesn't really answer why Ecuador took the decision to risk tensions. I figured that the guy was important enough to risk it, i.e. because he is a symbol for corruption and the new government is trying to fight the popular view that politicians get away with it. Your response sounds as if Ecuador was like "We don't care about the guy, but Mexico can't continue to protect criminals and we're gonna teach them a lesson."
Nope, but México now has a Leftist president that’s why. There are hidden forces now to create unrest between both countries. And we will learn more of trade wars and people deportations. Just wait!
@@glynnpooke4615 no, not every week, not in this manner, not always by other latinamerican countries (IRAN) and most governments at the time were DICTATORSHIPS, that says a lot about the current state of Ecuador´s democracy.
@@MexAntiComunistay precisamente se le dió asilo porque México estaba investigando el porque huía y en medio de la investigación fue ecuador a sacarlo a la fuerza
I'm not so sure. The world was much more in control when karens in offices didn't get to just go 'nah nah nah nah nah' with a stroke of a pen and protect elite crimnals and other garbage. The fact the US is 'following the law' on trump just might be their downfall in dictatorship. How smart is that.
International law failed Israel, so Israel decided if it's against us, why should we follow it all the way? I'm not justifying it, I'm saying international law works with countries only when it's upheld by both sides, when one side breaks it, so does the other. I don't know what treaties eqcuador had with Mexico, but maybe Mexico is supposed to hand over wanted criminal, they didn't and then Equador said if the law doesn't work for us, we don't need it.
To be clear, Hamas broke more international laws than any nation would abide by, trust me, no other nation would have acted rationally after that, even the nicest of democracies. The law works only when both sides follow it, it's plain and simple.
Article 4 - 1954 Caracas Convention. Forbbiden to shelter criminals already been sentenced. Julian Assange was not. Anyway, Ecuador could have claimed that internationally, the prefered to fix it by themselves. There will be consequences...
@@joelrios3704 not be sentenced yet for "Reconstruccion de Manabi" case, but he was requiered for the cases: "Odebrecht" and "Sobornos", in which he has been already sentenced! You are lack of information.
@@joelrios3704he did not spent ALL those years in prison. He was not "freed"...he used the legal recourse: provisional release, which allowed him to go to the Mexican embassy and avoid spending all the years left in prison. Again, he's being investigated by the "Reconstruccion de Manabi" case and he is required to finish his sentence by the other cases.
@@TheNtcc The Un tried to issue a formal condemnation but was blocked by the security council. "no one condemned the Israel attack on the Iranian embassy." is a false statement
We don't care about the problems in the Middle East, that's your thing, guys, we are trying to retake our country from the narco GOV, you guys don't know anything about this problem only know about the killings in jail...
Ok I found out, China's is Ecuador's biggest trade partner in South America, and some parts of Ecuador's industry are literally Chinafied. All right then. Tell me who are your friends and I tell you who you are.
Sanctions are illegal if not approved by the UN. But MercoSur is considering kicking Ecuador out, which I doubt it will happen. Nicaragua already broke diplomatic relations with Ecuador and many countries in the World have already condemned Ecuadors violation of International Law. The damage has been done, the World will not forget what Ecuador has done.
Frankly, the crooked politicians seem to be the ones in charge. How can I trust anything the prosecution says now? If they'll violate international law, what won't they do? Why should I believe they won't invent confessions or plant evidence?
Vice president hunted down on false accusations because he is partner of CORREA who opposed US on ASSANGE persecution,and opposed US on criminal economic practises against equador.
That politician ask for asylum. Mexico was investigating whether the charges were politically motivated or actual. Ecuador then broke international law and raided the embassy. This is a country that was offended when Britain debated raiding their embassy when Julian assange was hole up there in London.
This is a declaration of war and they know. But we don’t have a government with balls! Any other country will be sending military to that country now. Am Mexican and this is embarrassing.
@@stop1248aunque esto fuera cierto, no está permitido entrar a una embajada sin el permiso del país que la habita, conlleva a romper tratados y perder respeto de otros países, en conclusión tal vez sea bueno para nuevo presidente ya que los países latinoamericanos creen que extranjeros son malos por ignorancia y que deben ser hombres etc (mentalidad de macho) pero a la larga será terrible porque no habrá apoyo internacional mínimo de mexico que fácil serán millones de pesos y tal vez deportaciones de la gente ilegal en México de acuatorianos que son millones, aparte no olvidemos que un presidente que puede romper las leyes internacionales como si nada, que le impedirá matar gente que no le caiga bien después con sus leyes locales?
@@stop1248eso es una mentira, nunca han habido pruebas. El presidente de México está limpio y tu odio te hace decir mentiras aunque ni tú te las creas, al expresidente de ecuador lo acusan de “malversación de fondos” ni siquiera de narco tráfico. Cargos que también son falsos, el es un perseguido político y ustedes lo saben. Si las acciones de su presidente no les demuestran que noboa es el criminal entonces no tienen capacidad de raciocinio
The opposition pointed out the guy when he was vice president, he removed his jurisdiction so that they could prosecute him without fear, but they put him in prison for 5 years directly without trial since there was no evidence or trial, they had to let him go, the guy feared for his life so as soon as he was free, he went to ask for political asylum, but when the president of Ecuador found out, he sent the special forces to hunt him down. Since there was no arrest warrant or charges against him, the Mexican embassy did not let them pass and they protected him as a politically persecuted, the army waited until midnight to raid the embassy and enter by force, they beat the Mexican personnel and put the guy in an armored vehicle that broke down the door.
Ecuador really screwed this one! I understand their frustration if they feel like they need to get this guy, but the correct way to do is through diplomacy. If the government of Lopez Obrador was not supportive of returning this presumptive criminal, well maybe the next government would be more cooperative. But to raid the Mexican embassy, Mexican soil, is totally unacceptable. If this becomes a norm in foreign policy, the whole world would be in serious trouble 😢
Ecuador 🇪🇨 has declared war on Mexico 🇲🇽. The Mexican embassy, and embassy land, is Mexican soil. All this yipping from that Ecuador spokeswoman about apprehending a criminal is besides the point -Would Ecuador send police into Mexico City to seize a wanted criminal? I think not-This is not unlike that. Ecuador with force of arms and men breached sovereign Mexican land by attacking the embassy.
Exactly where the IDF were on Oct 7, Ottawa police during the trucker protest, Ukrainians when they were invaded, and every case of accidents caused by crimnal neglience the past ten years: On TikTok pretending life was all about dancing to terrible music created by AI bots.
@@mariokrings Ecuador had him in jail for 5 years and then set him free. Is that how they gain control? Invading the Mexican embassy by force to get the guy you set free by first instance?
@@jesusdueas7145Mexico is a narco state harboring narco politicians, they did it with Evo morales in Bolivia, tried do it with Castillo in Peru and now they did it with Glas in Ecuador. Mexico should stop using their embassy as an excuse to harbor narco politicians and instead use it for its actual purpose which is to serve their compatriots.
Mexico perspective only? Isn't an international law,a law signed in Viena ?. According to the juniorbananero a declaration from Amlo is reason enough to break an international agreement?
It is the obligation of the country in which an embassy is located to protect the embassy but it is not illegal under international law for a third-party country to target an embassy or any other building that enjoys diplomatic protection if it is being used for military purposes and targeted in an act of self-defense, although it is an open question whether self-defense can justify an attack on the territory of a third party. To put it simply what Israel did wasn't illegal but the deaths arent justified
@@Silvergalaxy7383😂 , claro depende del punto de vista de quien está detrás de la agresion y quien es el agredido. Siempre encuentra justificación a la violencia que siempre a predicado y ejecutado “Israel”
Mexico, by tradition since the WWII and other political conflicts in LATAM gives asylum to any who request it, no matter if they are in the right or left side. Mexico doesn’t have any diplomatic issues with none, that’s what bothers to some countries such Ukrainian in the 2022 when Mexico decided to stay apart of the Russian-Ukranian conflict. A hypothetic war or militar conflict between Mexico and ecuador guess who’ll win? 🤦🏻♂️ . In LATAM, Brasil and Mexico have the biggest and strongest army forces so this is not a discussion. For the Mexican government ecuador doesn’t exist. Isn’t even a comercial partner, they far apart from Mexico, ecuador isn’t not helpful in anything to Mexico. This small country isn’t rival in many aspects. The past 10 years left side political got the power in LATAM (Evo Morales, Pedro Castillo, AMLO, Gabriel Boric, Gustavo Petro, Lula Da Silva), people who think different and are against the interests of the USA 🇺🇸 in some topics such as Litio and Gas. *There’s more behind this irruption, such as: Noboa born, raised and educated in the EEUU…… people get ur own conclusions but think before answer* XD
"If, however, a foreign enemy would dare to profane Your ground with their sole, think, Oh beloved Fatherland!, that Heaven has given a soldier in every son." Mexican National Anthem, first verse.
These European news correspondents like to misinterpret AMLO's words. I suggest you rewatch his comments and stop manipulating his comments about Ecuador's election.
Mexico :lets bargain , Ecuador : lol with what.. Mexico :why with your embassy staff here in Mexico whom will be detained in about 5 secs (what's good for the goose....)
That wouldn't be reasonable and a far bigger scandal than what Ecuador did. Ecuador didn't mess with Mexican personell of the embassy. The one mexican guy who tried to interfere was pushed aside (later to the ground), but he wasn't detained. So they respected the immunity of the Mexican personell. If Mexico would have threatened Ecuadorian personell in Mexico, Ecuador would probably have done the same. No use for that kind of escalation.
The People of Ecuador are the ones who will lose the most with this situation, they have an uphill battle, under violation of the Vienna treaties. I regret that this could be expensive for the Ecuadorian people because they will pay the price of this decision by this crazy regime.
Anyone wondering or claiming it as such, embassies aren't treated as territory of foreign nation, but it has to be respected within diplomatic bounds. Otherwise, embassies could enforce their own country's laws on embassy premises, which isn't the case. Every embassy is bound to national laws in country which they reside. Diplomatically, they should have gotten permission to enter on embassy premises beforehand, but embassies aren't territories of foreign nations. You think UN should vote every time embassy moves premises to recognize embassies supposed sovereignty? Laughable.
Diplomatic personell has immunity. So no prison for Ecuadorian. And you should think your _great ideas_ through, since there are Mexicans in Ecuador too...
@@mariokrings I was speaking of expelling them. That might be a slow process and in the meantime they need to be held in custody as their expulsion is processed. I would also argue that immunity from searches of the embassy is reciprocal and Ecuador has discarded their own immunity from such searches by their actions. Granted searching the embassy is not the same as detaining diplomatic staff, but Ecuador is in a poor place to complain.
Wow Ecuador literally broke RULE #1 in Diplomatic relations 😳
Es un escándalo. Que va a advenir de todos estos criminales de cuello blanco si ellos no pueden mas usar el sistemo diplomático internacional para sus impunidades. Parece que no inerresa al govierno de Ecuador que los criminales se van de vacaciones. Que barbaria, no se respeta más la corrupción del "narco socialismo". A donde va el mundo? 🕊️🌱
@ Kap00rwith2os
But it is a tempest in a teacup.
In a few weeks, it will be
business as usual.
Ecuador invaded mexico
México broke a basic rule in diplomacy, not to give assylum to condemned criminals.
@@marcio6460 oh yeah, didn't know that... or better said: you have no clue what you're talking about bro
Asking for CALM?! What is the UN talking about? That is the most calmest situation ever handled by Mexico. All that Mexico said to Ecuador was, see you in court.
If you ever feel useless in life, remember there is a UN.
I dont think people realize Mexico has more than enough power to blockade the ports of Ecuador in the Pacific. They don’t need to invade nor bomb, literally sending its navy and blockade the ports would be enough to stop the country on its tracks.
México is a picefull country, our goal its that for every problem are solutions, if somebody break rules there are solution, its not about be affraid,
@@Elmister-nu3bm ...yeah...about peaceful....
No even Pinochet had the balls to do something like that. This is INSANE.
I mean Israel bombed an embassy.
You know jack about that criminal
Hahahahahah Pinochet took cubas embassy.
Read more red
And DW is wrongly pointing to a non existent history of embassy breaking, of several embassies as implicated. There was one instance in Guatemala only and was extremely serious, not a regular pattern of breaking embassies.
It was being used as military headquarters. Not any more!
Imagine if the UK had stormed the Ecuadorian embassy when Julian Assange was living there for over 7 years..
Assange, Russia’s poodle
Yepp
Son dos contextos diferentes, ninguna embajada puede dar asilo a una persona con proceso penal en el país donde se encuentra dicha embajada, Inglaterra no tenía ORDEN DE ARRESTO contra Assange ese es EUA, por eso Inglaterra no hizo nada en esos años, y EUA no podía exigirle a la embajada de Ecuador que está en otro pais le entregue a su demandado, estaría violando la soberanía de Inglaterra, ya después presionaron a Inglaterra para que Presionará a Ecuador, entregaron a Assange e Inglaterra va a extraditar o ya extraditó a Assange a EUA por qué ahí es su demanda penal.
Inglaterra no tenía orden de aprension contra assenge, ese es USA, en Ecuador México dió asilo a una persona en proceso penal ya con sentencia.
They only did it after Ecuador let them in
Dumb move by Ecuador
Please get your information straight! Before making your dumb answer...
He effectively won next elections, do you even know why they invaded?
@@cecilialeon6588 you should apply your own comment to yourself 😂
@@cecilialeon6588 Its very clear, Ecuador government is turning its country into a banana republic.
Daniel Noboa president is who make the decision.
The diference between Mexico and Ecuador is Mexican police is there to protect ecuatorian embassy.
The difference between Mexico and Ecuador is that the Ecuadorean mafia is controlled by the rich cartels inside Mexico. I am sure the cartels of Mexico will not be happy. Mexico is a rogue state run by MAFIAS. Ecuador is also run by mafias and people are tired and they are trying to change that. Did they act wisely? Perhaps not. MEXICAN MAFIAS will surely retaliate. Latin America is not run sensibly, it is run by rogue states all encouraged, blessed and sanctified by the UNITED STATES which is the NO. 1 terrorist organization in the world. The world of today is not the world of 100 years ago. The world today is run by MAFIA families. Some are more powerful than others. But all mafia alike
@hanskrieger4299 Cartels in ecuador took control of most of the country like 3 months ago, the situation in Mexico is bad, but not that bad
@hanskrieger4299just go to Chicago neighborhoods at night, there's more murders there than any city in Mexico
@hanskrieger4299thanks to american guns is why the cartels are so big
@@jisoo9727 more than half the guns they use come from inside Mexico, both from the police and the army.
The Ecuadorian government had lost its mind. What a shame!!
The Ecuadorian Government is cleaning up CORRUPTION OUT OF THE COUNTRY!... just like El Salvador did...Mexico needed another country to be used as bridge!? Why do you think any other Latin country don't wish to deal with Mexico? So they should mind their own business and stop criticizing this raid made!!!!????
@@MexAntiComunista Lee el artículo completo
Actually mexico is heavily corrupt and most likely working with that vice president 😊
No sir.! Mexican government broke the law when they refused to give Jorge Glas to Ecuatorian government when they knew he was judged and condenmed for corruption charges.! Mexicans are trying to get involved in every local conflict due to politic interests.
They wanted to imprison him but he was already a prisoner because he couldn't leave the embassy. They could have just kept him in there and they would have 1 extra cell.
"Mexico says violates international law", come on, it's not that Mexico says it, it is a fact.
Nah the Mexican president only cares about that corrupt criminal Jorge Glas is because Glas is being investigated for corruption that can uncover the Mexican presidents government to the corruption and cartels in Ecuador.
Mexican cartels run Ecuador not only because of drugs but because Ecuador is the largest exporter of Bananas to the world, besides drugs. Guess whats Mexicos largest export? It’s also Bananas and drugs.
This goes deeper than an embassy raid.
Ecuador did the unthinkable. Not a good move.
Thanks to AMLO big mouth.
But it is a tempest in a teacup.
In a few weeks, it will be
business as usual.
Well.... the were able to _think_ it, so they did it. =)
@@here_we_go_again2571no it won’t… severing diplomatic relations can take decades to repair usually
Mexico also egged them on. Housing the most wanted criminal in the country and saying they were going to grant him immunity from crimes he was already found guilty of in his country
No one touches others embassy
An embassy is considered that country’s sovereign territory. In context this is no different if Ecuador launched a cross border raid into Mexico to go after someone they are looking for.
no.... the employees have immunity. But the soild remains Ecuadorian and is *not* _considered another countries territory!_
@@mariokringsit is considered another country's territory my friend, we ain't kids here
It is not treated as territory of foreign nation, but it has to be respected within diplomatic bounds. Otherwise, embassies could enforce their own country's laws on embassy premises which isn't the case. Every embassy is bound to national laws in country which they reside. Diplomatically, they should have gotten permission to enter on embassy premises, but embassies aren't territories of foreign nations for obvious reasons.
@@mariokringsyou don't know what you're talking about.
@@mariokringsJA JA JA LA IGNORANCIA HABLANDO
Well this is one for the books. The world is going mad.
Well said!!
No Ecuador went mad
Mad cow disease
Yeah everyone is testing what happens if we break the international rules, one step at a time.
It is ironic that the country that sheltered Julián Assange protected by the inviolability of embassies has violently raided the Mexican embassy with police and military personnel.
It is not correct. But just for the record...Jorge Glass is not Julian Assange. The Article 4 from "Convención de Caracas" from 1954 explains the diference. Mexico cannot shelter somebody like him.
If they wanted Glass so bad that they were willing to break internationally, then, why did they release him from prison to begin with?
All that they did in the embassy was clearly a political prosecution, wasnt about fugitive of the law,, that country its turning in to a dictatorial coutry, every politic person that its not on their side its aganst them, in consecuence they are in danger, remember how that New president got in , by killing an opositor wile the elections,,,
Imagining what could happen if ecuatorian embassies start to be invaded and looted around the globe.
Por mi no hay ningún problema, siempre y cuando se lleven a personas que no aporten en nada.
It happened in 1981, when Cuba invaded their embassy in Havana. No one said a word.
Nothing would happen.
@@stop1248 así no funciona la ley internacional, no puedes hacer lo que se te de tu gana en territorio ajeno y la embajada es territorio mexicano, agradezcan que no somos un país diferente sino ya estaríamos en guerra
@@alexleanhIt’s a different government. This current government is very inexperienced compared to the 2012 government, as it was improvised due to political crisis in the country (and rushed elections after the president for this period was deposed after declaring crossed death). Literally Ecuador was about to become a failed state a few months ago.
Ecuador's president is a junior child borned in Miami.
He’s no Ecuadorean president, he’s an American puppet
Mexico has been super peaceful with nations. They really want them to tap into their Aztec ways?😂
Not the Aztecs, more like Santa Ana will come back from the grave and raise a huge army lol
@@Elitecommando501 LOL
Bad move on Ecuador - bad, bad, bad.
When Julian Assange was in Ecuadors emabssy in England, Ecuatorian autorithies told to USA "you must respect our ecoatorian nation as much as little as ecuador is as a country"
And what did Julian do besides play in the hallways and stain the walls with feces?
@@m.y.a.111 shows the bad things other countries did with their military.. big papa find like that so yeah
But Ecuador doesn't seem to respect others!
Not even the Taliban in Afghanistan dared to do that
The Vietcong invaded the US embassy in Saigon but their case was understood
So does that mean embassy doesn’t mean nothing no more. First the general of Iran then this. There’s gonna be some change’s coming.
Estados unidos pretende tumbar el acuerdo de viena de 1961.
The general was a terrorist and he attacked first!
May i ask what happened in Iran?
@@anhsolo3409 well supposedly Israel just bombed one of Iran embassy in Syria and killed a general from Iran.
@@chriswhorror6658 oh thank you for the reporting, my news feed didn’t even mentioned that news…. Again thank you
Ever since Ecuador handed over Assange to the Brits, I lost respect for the country. This time they have gone too far and may well have done an irreparable harm to themselves...Doesn't Ecuador and Mexico have extradition treaty?
Yes, but Jorge Glas (the politician with asylum) alleged he was being prosecuted for political reasons, I guess he proved his point, by the actions of the Ecuador government
No More, México and Ecuador broke relatoinships
Jorge Glas belonged to the government in charge at the time who granted Assange political alsignment !
@@user-oo6qc3hd3fEse político ya tenía una condena desde hace más de 4 años, su proceso penal lo estaba llevando en su casa por cuestiones de salud, casualmente pudo ir a la embajada de México a pedir asilo, cosa que no se puede ya que ninguna embajada puede dar asilo a personas con proceso penal en el país donde está dicha embajada, lo de Assange es diferente ya que su demanda penal es de USA no de Inglaterra, por eso Inglaterra no hizo nada ya hasta después por presiones de USA.
Otro dato es que casualmente los políticos Mexicanos dijeron sandeces que desató como persona no grata la embajadora de México, ecuador actuó por qué sabía que México iba a mandar avión militar para sacar a su embajadora y así aplicar el asilo al mismo tiempo del político para poder sacarlo teniendo de escudo a la ex embajadora de México.
@@MexAntiComunistaaún así no hay razón para embestir una embajada, es simplemente una completa idiotez de parte de Ecuador
Bruhh now imagine if it was USA embassy
USA - goood morning Ecuador
I doubt they would have been able to get inside a US embassy, they are build like fortresses.
It happened in Iran and they did nothing
@@mateusborges7633 ..yes but US made Iran's life misserable with blockage and many iranians left their country.
@@Melior_Traiano In most countries the US embassy is a basic office building. Countries don't allow other nations to build fortresses in their cities for obvious reasons.
@@Melior_Traiano lol any country would steam roll an US embassy if they wanted to, don't be brainwashed by pride like a child. They don't do it because it's dumb and causes problems after
I would have liked to know more about Ecuador's perspective and why they consider this guy important enough to risk that amount of tension with Mexico.
What ever Its. Dont breake the law.
nothing
Mexico has protected lots of criminals from South America, this is not new. Peru and Bolivia are some examples.
Besides, Mexico didn't respect the Article 4 from "Convención de Caracas" from 1954. It is forbidden shelter criminals already been sentenced.
Anyway, Ecuador could hace claimed that internationally, they prefered fixed it by themselves. There will be consequences :c
@@tnxy123 Who do you speak about? The guy they extracted or Ecuador breaking international law?
@@franciscoxas2635 So, is your point that Ecuador was just fed up with the practice of Mexico and it's not about what the guy did? Because without interpretation, your reply doesn't really answer why Ecuador took the decision to risk tensions. I figured that the guy was important enough to risk it, i.e. because he is a symbol for corruption and the new government is trying to fight the popular view that politicians get away with it. Your response sounds as if Ecuador was like "We don't care about the guy, but Mexico can't continue to protect criminals and we're gonna teach them a lesson."
It never happen before in Latinoamérica. .
But it is a tempest in a teacup.
In a few weeks, it will be
business as usual.
Nope, but México now has a Leftist president that’s why.
There are hidden forces now to create unrest between both countries. And we will learn more of trade wars and people deportations. Just wait!
ha ha ha have a look in the 80s, attacks on embassies happened every other day in south america.
@@glynnpooke4615 no, not every week, not in this manner, not always by other latinamerican countries (IRAN)
and most governments at the time were DICTATORSHIPS, that says a lot about the current state of Ecuador´s democracy.
@@glynnpooke4615 Never happen in the world in this context.
What an absolute joke of a country Ecuador is, he was going to be in prison regardless in Ecuador.
Even banana republics don’t sink so low.
Dreht jetzt die ganze Welt durch?
Genau
Malaysia noted..🇲🇾
That is a prophecy from the Bible..!
Yes.
Да
Not even the US and UK dared to brake into Ecuador embassy to arrest julian assange!
This cannot be left unnoticed, embassies ARE to be respected no discussion.
Imagine if the UK had done the same when the Ecuadorians were hosting Assange?
Ecuador would not have liked it 😮!
He forgot to tell everyone that the Ecuadorian president was born in Florida yes USA citizens is now the president of Ecuador..!
A puppet of the United Fruit Company.
Not very smart, Ecuador :/
Embassies are an extension of a country's sovereignty in another country and there are rules under international law that guides this.
Source?
@@FVBmovies literally the Viena convention.
@@FVBmovies😂😂😂😂 read more
@@FVBmoviesyou are so ignorant!
@@MexAntiComunistay precisamente se le dió asilo porque México estaba investigando el porque huía y en medio de la investigación fue ecuador a sacarlo a la fuerza
First israel and now Ecuador, whats the point of international law, we are heading the wrong dangerous path.
I'm not so sure. The world was much more in control when karens in offices didn't get to just go 'nah nah nah nah nah' with a stroke of a pen and protect elite crimnals and other garbage. The fact the US is 'following the law' on trump just might be their downfall in dictatorship. How smart is that.
Ask the 🇺🇸 and 🇮🇱 what they think of International Law.
International law failed Israel, so Israel decided if it's against us, why should we follow it all the way?
I'm not justifying it, I'm saying international law works with countries only when it's upheld by both sides, when one side breaks it, so does the other.
I don't know what treaties eqcuador had with Mexico, but maybe Mexico is supposed to hand over wanted criminal, they didn't and then Equador said if the law doesn't work for us, we don't need it.
To be clear, Hamas broke more international laws than any nation would abide by, trust me, no other nation would have acted rationally after that, even the nicest of democracies.
The law works only when both sides follow it, it's plain and simple.
Pretty sure the law was meant to be broken to justify what’s about to go down now
remind me again Julian Assange was in which embassay for almost a decade 😀
Article 4 - 1954 Caracas Convention.
Forbbiden to shelter criminals already been sentenced. Julian Assange was not.
Anyway, Ecuador could have claimed that internationally, the prefered to fix it by themselves. There will be consequences...
@@franciscoxas2635 Ex vice president of Ecuador had not been sentenced neither. Stop spewing lies.
@@joelrios3704 not be sentenced yet for "Reconstruccion de Manabi" case, but he was requiered for the cases: "Odebrecht" and "Sobornos", in which he has been already sentenced!
You are lack of information.
@@franciscoxas2635 false again, he already spent years in jail for those cases and he was freed, the acusations are also absurd.
@@joelrios3704he did not spent ALL those years in prison. He was not "freed"...he used the legal recourse: provisional release, which allowed him to go to the Mexican embassy and avoid spending all the years left in prison.
Again, he's being investigated by the "Reconstruccion de Manabi" case and he is required to finish his sentence by the other cases.
The current president of Ecuador is an American citizen!!! Lol born in Miami 🇺🇸
The World Doesn’t Care Anymore.
America First!
Beautiful Mexico close up your borders, let people come to Mexico the right way. I love Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤️
What Ecuador did, was a declaration of War.. by international laws that is flagrant act of agression. Consulates are extention of the territory.
End all diplomatic missions to ecuador and expel ecuador's ambassadors worldwide
Clearly a breach of international law
But no one condemned the Israel attack on the Iranian embassy. Double standards?
Malaysia noted..🇲🇾
@@TheNtcc What? I thought this is about the incident at Ecuador. Please move your comment to the right comment section.
clearly: they didn't care
@@TheNtcc The Un tried to issue a formal condemnation but was blocked by the security council. "no one condemned the Israel attack on the Iranian embassy." is a false statement
Ecuador... don't be like Israel
It already is now
Corrupt leaders are learning from Natanyahu's playbook
Ecuador, don't be like FAKESTINE. 🇪🇨🤝🇮🇱
Ecuador doesn’t have the importance and the military power of Israel
We don't care about the problems in the Middle East, that's your thing, guys, we are trying to retake our country from the narco GOV, you guys don't know anything about this problem only know about the killings in jail...
Thats a bad precedent. Very bad.
Since when did Ecuador and its pals in the PRC care about international law?
Is Ecuador a friend or partner to Chyna?
They care about it just as much as the US and Israel
@@Spongy656 why do you assume I am American? I live in Asia.
Ok I found out, China's is Ecuador's biggest trade partner in South America, and some parts of Ecuador's industry are literally Chinafied.
All right then. Tell me who are your friends and I tell you who you are.
@@mikes4142 Are you suggesting that America is PRC free? Hilarious!
Oh my 😮
How about Israel they did the same to Iran. No one talks about that.
Lots of people are talking about that…
Because usa have their back. Any countries dare oppose usa?
Bro probably thought he was gonna get away and be just fine then the police kicked in the door.
El presidente de ecuador tiene que pagar así como EEUU fue por el de Panamá
There is no excuse, he is a political prisoner. Amlo was talking to the Mexican people. Noba is a very bad leader. He has to go.
Ecuador Corrupto goverment Criminal
actually thats what this government is fighting against and why they wanted this guy
Ecuador por primera en la historia está luchando por acabar con la corrupción, de todas maneras lamentamos las medidas drásticas que se estan tomando
Mexican cartels are the corrupt here
Mexico the corrupt Narco government
The government of Ecuador is led by an Ecuadorian American who only won because they murdered one of the candidates he thought would win
Sanction the Ecuadorian government
Agree with you
Who?
@@chacondetunaerma All the countries that support Mexico, Brasil, Colombia, Chile. Those to begin with.
Sanctions are illegal if not approved by the UN.
But MercoSur is considering kicking Ecuador out, which I doubt it will happen.
Nicaragua already broke diplomatic relations with Ecuador and many countries in the World have already condemned Ecuadors violation of International Law. The damage has been done, the World will not forget what Ecuador has done.
Yes sanction ecuador and isolate ecuador.
This is a huge mistake
That’s insane the one thing you don’t do.
Violation of international law in the highest level,
The problem is that if one country does this others will see the chance to do the same
should be more clear about the crime other than "corruption"...
All this shenanigans for a crook politician 😂
Frankly, the crooked politicians seem to be the ones in charge. How can I trust anything the prosecution says now? If they'll violate international law, what won't they do? Why should I believe they won't invent confessions or plant evidence?
Vice president hunted down on false accusations because he is partner of CORREA who opposed US on ASSANGE persecution,and opposed US on criminal economic practises against equador.
Doesn't matter who the politician is. Without law we are out with the animals (John Wick)
That politician ask for asylum. Mexico was investigating whether the charges were politically motivated or actual. Ecuador then broke international law and raided the embassy. This is a country that was offended when Britain debated raiding their embassy when Julian assange was hole up there in London.
@@angelgallegos199 Mexico was investigating how they can take that dude out of Ecuador (like they already did with a few others in the past years)
That's literally declared WAR
Ecuador is insane. To barge into an embassy like that...this is just more evidence that the world is going downhill
In HOI4, it's always Peru that invades Ecuador.
Jesus, you can’t just Raid an embassy. Still giving Ecuador’s former vp asylum is risky
Jesus can raid embassy
Well not visiting Ecuador, again.
They could had cought him some other way but not invade an embassy.
This is a declaration of war and they know. But we don’t have a government with balls! Any other country will be sending military to that country now. Am Mexican and this is embarrassing.
that man Glas isnt even going anywhere. he would have been stuck inaide that embassy . ecuador insulted another country for nothing .
Exactly, he wasnt going to leave the country. Ecuadors justification is just childish and dumb.
No coincidence this happens a week after a consulate is bombed on the other side of the world. Like an echo of a geopolitical earthquake.
The president of Ecuador just turn his Nation into a Banana Republic.
Why is Mexican embassy harbouring the ex Ecuadorian vise pres?
El presidente de México y el ex-vicepresidente del Ecuador tenían influencias en el narcotráfico.
@@stop1248aunque esto fuera cierto, no está permitido entrar a una embajada sin el permiso del país que la habita, conlleva a romper tratados y perder respeto de otros países, en conclusión tal vez sea bueno para nuevo presidente ya que los países latinoamericanos creen que extranjeros son malos por ignorancia y que deben ser hombres etc (mentalidad de macho) pero a la larga será terrible porque no habrá apoyo internacional mínimo de mexico que fácil serán millones de pesos y tal vez deportaciones de la gente ilegal en México de acuatorianos que son millones, aparte no olvidemos que un presidente que puede romper las leyes internacionales como si nada, que le impedirá matar gente que no le caiga bien después con sus leyes locales?
@@stop1248eso es una mentira, nunca han habido pruebas. El presidente de México está limpio y tu odio te hace decir mentiras aunque ni tú te las creas, al expresidente de ecuador lo acusan de “malversación de fondos” ni siquiera de narco tráfico. Cargos que también son falsos, el es un perseguido político y ustedes lo saben. Si las acciones de su presidente no les demuestran que noboa es el criminal entonces no tienen capacidad de raciocinio
@ulyseslabajo, that is not the point...Even ordinary criminals are subjected to due process of extradition.
The opposition pointed out the guy when he was vice president, he removed his jurisdiction so that they could prosecute him without fear, but they put him in prison for 5 years directly without trial since there was no evidence or trial, they had to let him go, the guy feared for his life so as soon as he was free, he went to ask for political asylum, but when the president of Ecuador found out, he sent the special forces to hunt him down. Since there was no arrest warrant or charges against him, the Mexican embassy did not let them pass and they protected him as a politically persecuted, the army waited until midnight to raid the embassy and enter by force, they beat the Mexican personnel and put the guy in an armored vehicle that broke down the door.
Ecuador really screwed this one! I understand their frustration if they feel like they need to get this guy, but the correct way to do is through diplomacy. If the government of Lopez Obrador was not supportive of returning this presumptive criminal, well maybe the next government would be more cooperative. But to raid the Mexican embassy, Mexican soil, is totally unacceptable. If this becomes a norm in foreign policy, the whole world would be in serious trouble 😢
Ecuador 🇪🇨 has declared war on Mexico 🇲🇽. The Mexican embassy, and embassy land, is Mexican soil.
All this yipping from that Ecuador spokeswoman about apprehending a criminal is besides the point -Would Ecuador send police into Mexico City to seize a wanted criminal? I think not-This is not unlike that.
Ecuador with force of arms and men breached sovereign Mexican land by attacking the embassy.
This is jungle.. !! Well done to Ecuador leaders for bringing the country back in the Medieval era.
Where was the Mexican military that is supposed to provide security for the Mexican embassy?!
In Mexico.
Military personnel are rarely found in embassies.
Selling drugs, murdering teachers, raking bribes
Exactly where the IDF were on Oct 7, Ottawa police during the trucker protest, Ukrainians when they were invaded, and every case of accidents caused by crimnal neglience the past ten years: On TikTok pretending life was all about dancing to terrible music created by AI bots.
Military personnel aren't allowed in embassies. The embassy is a symbol of diplomatic relations, not war.
@@stoneneils No, this time there was actually no reason why the Mexican army should be at the embassy.
Equador is out of control
well.... they try to get the control back they've lost during the last 5-10 years...
@@mariokrings Ecuador had him in jail for 5 years and then set him free. Is that how they gain control? Invading the Mexican embassy by force to get the guy you set free by first instance?
@@jesusdueas7145 if you commit two crimes, there are two different trials and that may cause that you be free until the 2nd sentence.
@@jesusdueas7145Mexico is a narco state harboring narco politicians, they did it with Evo morales in Bolivia, tried do it with Castillo in Peru and now they did it with Glas in Ecuador. Mexico should stop using their embassy as an excuse to harbor narco politicians and instead use it for its actual purpose which is to serve their compatriots.
And so is the world.
Mexico perspective only? Isn't an international law,a law signed in Viena ?.
According to the juniorbananero a declaration from Amlo is reason enough to break an international agreement?
Te sigue ardiendo el chile 🌶️ aún después de 6 años 😂
They need to put sanctions on Ecuador 🇪🇨 like they have put on Russia 🇷🇺.
The man shouldn't have been granted refuge in the embassy in the first place.
He was. The next day the attack happened
Not your call.
Why?
It is a right that we all have so it doesn't work like that...
doens´t matter, raiding an embassy is worse.
Everyone is learning from Israel 😏
It is the obligation of the country in which an embassy is located to protect the embassy but it is not illegal under international law for a third-party country to target an embassy or any other building that enjoys diplomatic protection if it is being used for military purposes and targeted in an act of self-defense, although it is an open question whether self-defense can justify an attack on the territory of a third party.
To put it simply what Israel did wasn't illegal but the deaths arent justified
@@Silvergalaxy7383😂 , claro depende del punto de vista de quien está detrás de la agresion y quien es el agredido. Siempre encuentra justificación a la violencia que siempre a predicado y ejecutado “Israel”
I heard most of those countries have no diplomatic ties with Israel.
AYO WHAT!?!?
This is crazy. Not a smart move on behalf of Ecquador.
Government corrupt 😂
actually it's the first government since long which is trying to dry up the corruption. That's why they wanted to get hold of this guy.
Mexico is a Narco Government
Mexico, by tradition since the WWII and other political conflicts in LATAM gives asylum to any who request it, no matter if they are in the right or left side. Mexico doesn’t have any diplomatic issues with none, that’s what bothers to some countries such Ukrainian in the 2022 when Mexico decided to stay apart of the Russian-Ukranian conflict. A hypothetic war or militar conflict between Mexico and ecuador guess who’ll win? 🤦🏻♂️ . In LATAM, Brasil and Mexico have the biggest and strongest army forces so this is not a discussion. For the Mexican government ecuador doesn’t exist. Isn’t even a comercial partner, they far apart from Mexico, ecuador isn’t not helpful in anything to Mexico. This small country isn’t rival in many aspects. The past 10 years left side political got the power in LATAM (Evo Morales, Pedro Castillo, AMLO, Gabriel Boric, Gustavo Petro, Lula Da Silva), people who think different and are against the interests of the USA 🇺🇸 in some topics such as Litio and Gas. *There’s more behind this irruption, such as: Noboa born, raised and educated in the EEUU…… people get ur own conclusions but think before answer* XD
Yep, Noboa it's a puppet of uncle Sam
"If, however, a foreign enemy would dare
to profane Your ground with their sole,
think, Oh beloved Fatherland!, that Heaven
has given a soldier in every son."
Mexican National Anthem, first verse.
I love Mexico ❤🇲🇽
Expect a lot more from the russian influence in Equador and Venezuella.
Jajaja ecuador broke diplomatic relations with Rusia, they have an USA citizen as president. This is USA influence
These European news correspondents like to misinterpret AMLO's words. I suggest you rewatch his comments and stop manipulating his comments about Ecuador's election.
they are german´s therefore aligned with the US govenment who currently supports ecuadorian government.
Even Pablo Escobar had no balls to do this
I can understand Ecuador for doing such move, but still they went far on raiding the embassy, let’s see how the situation goes from here.
" ....went far." No kidding, Sherlock.
"The guy stepped on my toe, and I shot him, your honor."
Mexico :lets bargain , Ecuador : lol with what.. Mexico :why with your embassy staff here in Mexico whom will be detained in about 5 secs (what's good for the goose....)
That wouldn't be reasonable and a far bigger scandal than what Ecuador did. Ecuador didn't mess with Mexican personell of the embassy. The one mexican guy who tried to interfere was pushed aside (later to the ground), but he wasn't detained. So they respected the immunity of the Mexican personell. If Mexico would have threatened Ecuadorian personell in Mexico, Ecuador would probably have done the same. No use for that kind of escalation.
Thank Israel for making international law a joke!!
No thank the arabs
Don't blame Israel, blame Hamas and the UN.
Who’s the actual country breaking laws?
wow literally attacking another nations soil ,Ecuador just couldn’t just wait it out and attack him mid transport when he leaves the embassy 😂
Ecuador needs to be punish by UN for what they government did to Mexico 🇲🇽. This type of behavior needs to be stopped.
DW always covering for the neoliberals, in this case Ecuador.
Thats a sad matter. I dont know if you are agree that Neoliberalism its in crisis.
Ecuador, don't be a banana republic por favor! 🙄
Their president is literally 🇺🇸, he was born in Miami,Florida. He has turned Ecuador into a banan Republic for the 🇺🇸
Don't be Nicaragua? Venezuela? Cuba? Of course, mate!! 🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨
It already is😂
Actually, its president is a banana emporium heir. So, technically, it is.
Wow Ecuador. That’s dumb. Who does that? Diplomatic guidelines are there for a reason. Imagine if all nation states did that
The People of Ecuador are the ones who will lose the most with this situation, they have an uphill battle, under violation of the Vienna treaties. I regret that this could be expensive for the Ecuadorian people because they will pay the price of this decision by this crazy regime.
They won’t pay
Anyone wondering or claiming it as such, embassies aren't treated as territory of foreign nation, but it has to be respected within diplomatic bounds. Otherwise, embassies could enforce their own country's laws on embassy premises, which isn't the case. Every embassy is bound to national laws in country which they reside. Diplomatically, they should have gotten permission to enter on embassy premises beforehand, but embassies aren't territories of foreign nations. You think UN should vote every time embassy moves premises to recognize embassies supposed sovereignty? Laughable.
If Ecuador has any diplomats left in Mexico, they need to be expelled. If that process takes years in a Mexican prison, so be it.
Diplomatic personell has immunity. So no prison for Ecuadorian. And you should think your _great ideas_ through, since there are Mexicans in Ecuador too...
@@mariokrings people in YT have worse "great ideas" than toddlers 😂
@@mariokrings I was speaking of expelling them. That might be a slow process and in the meantime they need to be held in custody as their expulsion is processed.
I would also argue that immunity from searches of the embassy is reciprocal and Ecuador has discarded their own immunity from such searches by their actions. Granted searching the embassy is not the same as detaining diplomatic staff, but Ecuador is in a poor place to complain.
international law beats some kids ''Fear''
Let’s not pretend we didn’t know the order came from Uncle Sam.
Ecuador is not friendly to the US. Zero reason for them to oblige an American request. This was Ecuador with China's backing behind this.
@@starventureEcuador today has a US born president
So the man is in proper custody now ?