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Daniel NoboaPresident of Ecuador reacted to unsuccessful released international Court (CIJ), which did not consider it “urgent” to take the precautions requested by Mexico against Ecuador for the
Daniel NoboaPresident of Ecuador reacted to unsuccessful released international Court (CIJ), which did not consider it “urgent” to take the precautions requested by Mexico against Ecuador for the attack on its embassy in Quito.
With a message to the former president Rafael Correa, Noboa he sends it “shout loudly” for asking the international community to put pressure on his government following the attack on the Mexican embassy to arrest the former vice president Jorge Glass.
“Cry loudly. “Whoever is against justice is against Ecuador,” Noboa said on social networks, accompanying this video, which includes a fragment of the conference. Belt in the European Parliament, where he addresses the international community “political and judicial pressure” because they face “barbarity.”
After images of Correa, Noboa appears in his office, accompanied by advisers, and apparently receives the International Court of Justice resolution from Foreign Minister Gabriela Sommerfeld.
Immediately after this, the head of state mocking gestures I’m crying looking at the camera and the phrase “for example, when you ask for sanctions for your country, but they don’t work” appears in the video.
And within minutes, Noboa received a response from Correa, who called him “Caligula’s student.”
“What barbarity! This disciple of Caligula understands absolutely nothing. The worst thing is that it is not he, but the country, who will pay for his clumsiness, arrogance and irresponsibility,” the former president wrote.
The International Court of Justice has rejected precautions requested by Mexico to protect its diplomatic headquarters and assets following the breakdown of relations with Ecuador following the April 5 invasion of its embassy in Quito.
At a safeguards hearing earlier this month, Quito went further and announced that he had already given written “guarantees” to Mexico that it would fulfill its responsibility to respect and protect its personnel and diplomatic headquarters, as required. by the International Court of Justice, thereby avoiding today’s orders from UN judges.
Precautionary measures are taken, if necessary, at a preliminary stage, before assessing the merits of the case, so this Thursday’s decision is not a decision on the violations alleged by both sides – issues that will be considered later, but not yet dated.
Mexico and Ecuador filed a counterclaim at the International Court of Justice for the events that occurred on April 5, making mutual accusations of violation of international conventions and norms.
Noboa’s government claims Mexico has violated the Caracas Convention on Diplomatic Asylum, which prohibits granting asylum to people prosecuted for ordinary crimes or convicted by ordinary courts, while Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s government accuses Ecuador of violating its sovereignty.
Glas entered the Mexican embassy in Quito on December 17, 2023, asking for asylum, believing himself to be innocent of the charges and accusations brought against him and a victim of political persecution and “legitimacy” (the use of the judicial apparatus against political opponents).
Glas, who was a powerful figure in Correa’s government, had an arrest warrant hanging over him for alleged embezzlement (embezzlement of public funds) in reconstruction efforts in provinces hit by the massive 2016 earthquake.
Ecuador’s justice system has rejected the possibility that he could serve an eight-year prison sentence with parole on two corruption charges (bribery and unlawful association), after he had already served nearly five years between 2017 and 2022, when he was released thanks to a controversial court decision.
In connection with this circumstance, the court in Ecuador decided to keep him in the La Roca maximum security prison., despite the fact that he stated that his detention was illegal and arbitrary. (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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