Mexico takes Ecuador to World Court over embassy raid
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Mexican Foreign Minister Alicia Barcena speaks during a news conference as Mexico is calling for Ecuador to be suspended from the United Nations until the South American country issues a public apology for its raid on Mexico's embassy in Quito, in Mexico
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Mexico has filed a case against Ecuador at the U.N.'s top court saying the armed raid on the Mexican embassy in Quito last week violated a U.N. treaty on diplomatic relations, the International Court of Justice said in a filing on Thursday.
The raid sparked global outrage and condemnation of the South American nation as well as triggering a diplomatic break between Ecuador and Mexico.
(Reporting by Stephanie Van den Berg; Editing by Chris Reese)
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