Geopolitics

Ecuador invaded the Mexican embassy to kidnap its former vice president, violating the Vienna Convention.

Is International Law falling apart?

Ecuador invaded the Mexican embassy to kidnap its former vice president, violating the Vienna Convention.

Is International Law falling apart?

https://twitter.com/DenisRogatyuk/status/1776493338558087655?t=qu2Z_C7VWoVFCdT6970Scg&s=19

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Afaik, Mexico is taking this to The Hague.

What is the enforcement layer that deters internationally illegal acts?

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We are on the precipice of a very ugly and painful reminder on why international law matters.

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I don't think it's related, but they accuse the former vp of involvement with the Oderbrecht corruption scandal so you could argue it does fit within the narrative of fighting organized crime, supposedly.

The gang crisis of February gave police the power to do this right?