Análisis jurídico sobre la irrupción en la embajada de México en Ecuador en el marco del derecho internacional público

Abstract

The forcible entry by Ecuadorian authorities into the Mexican Embassy in Quito presents a scenario that raises significant concerns in the field of international law and the protection of diplomatic missions. The incident reveals underlying tensions regarding the inviolability of diplomatic premises and the right of asylum. This study analyzes the legal consequences of such action, drawing on current international regulations and similar cases in the region. To this end, the research employs the inductive method and bibliographic review, comparing official documents from the Ecuadorian and Mexican governments. In addition, an in-depth semi-structured interview was conducted with an academic expert in the field. The study concludes that protecting the integrity of diplomatic missions is essential for maintaining international stability and fostering cooperation between states. Likewise, it emphasizes the importance of strengthening mechanisms for the peaceful resolution of disputes and reaffirming commitments between parties to prevent similar events in the future.