President of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa has announced a three-day trip to Miami, USA. “to deal with matters of a personal nature” at the height of the crisis with Mexico after police attacked its embassy in Quito last Friday to arrest Jorge Glas, the former vice-president of Rafael Correa, who had been granted asylum and was under arrest. order to enter the prison.

In the decree, Noboa announced that he would be absent from the country from Wednesday 11 to Friday 13 April, and that he would only be accompanied by the head of security.

Ecuador’s president, born in 1986 in Miami, has visited the city frequently since becoming head of state in November 2023. especially for the birth of my third child in January in the same citythe second with his wife Lavinia Valbonesi.

Ruler, 36 years old, He also traveled to the US after an official trip to Spain. take part in the Fitur International Tourism Fair in Madrid, where Ecuador was the guest of honor.

Additionally, he also recently traveled to Canada to attend PDAC. The world’s largest mining exhibitionwith the aim of attracting investment for the development of mining projects in the country, which caused strong resistance from the indigenous movement.

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Noboa began his new trip to the United States while the Organization of American States (OAS) approved a resolution strongly condemning the attack on the Mexican Embassy in Quito, where only the Ecuadorian delegation voted against.

This resolution also He was called upon to comply with the Convention on Diplomatic Asylum. which the Ecuadorian government believes Mexico violated by granting asylum to Glas, who has two corruption convictions pending and a new trial in which he is accused of alleged embezzlement (embezzlement).

The former vice president, who was one of the influential men in Correa’s government, has always denied the convictions and accusations, saying that he is being subjected to political persecution and victim of the law (use of the judiciary against political opponents), which the Ecuadorian government categorically denies.

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An incursion by Ecuadorian police into Mexico’s diplomatic headquarters has led to the government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador sever relations with Ecuador and announce that it will indict the Ecuadorian state at the International Court of Justice in The Hague because it believes its sovereignty and international law have been violated.

On Wednesday, the secretary general of Ecuador’s Civil Revolution Party, Andres Arauz, announced that his party would demand impeachment trial of President Daniel Noboa, for kidnapping.

In an interview for Telesur EcuadorArauz noted that they will also intensify the proceedings against Chancellor Gabriela Sommerfeld and the government minister, Monica Palencia, who also has Mexican citizenship.

(according to information from EFE And Aristegui News)