Equador viola território do México

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Considerando que a Embaixada é o espaço territorial de um país dentro do outro em que está representado e que a Convenção de Genebra, de 1951, dá proteção a presos políticos, o Equador cometeu duplo crime ao sequestrar o ex-vice-presidente Jorge Glas.

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