Ecuador's Political Turmoil and International Law

This chapter explores the political upheaval in Ecuador surrounding former vice president Jorge Glass's removal from a Mexican embassy, amid a backdrop of geopolitical shifts and judicial controversies. It highlights the implications of Ecuador's actions as potential violations of international law, as well as Mexico's historical role in providing asylum during political crises. Additionally, the chapter examines the assassination of a presidential candidate, unveiling the politically charged climate and the manipulation of legal investigations that can influence elections.