Bolivia´s foreign minister says Mexico appeal to International Court "a mistake"
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Bolivia´s foreign minister rejected claims by Mexico that it has ramped up its police presence outside its embassy in La Paz and is intimidating its diplomats, saying Mexico asked for police support and it would never violate international protocols.
Karen Longaric said Mexico´s appeal to the International Criminal Court to safeguard its diplomatic facilities in Bolivia was a "mistake" and a "legal fallacy", and the appeal should be withdrawn. "No one can file a lawsuit for unproven facts, no one can be sued for acts they have not committed," she told journalists in La Paz.
"The government of (President Jeanine) Añez is respectful of international treaties, of the Vienna Convention on diplomatic relations and, so national security forces would never enter a diplomatic building without prior authorization."
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