Bolivia on Saturday accused Spain of an abortive attempt to extract a wanted former government aide from Mexico’s embassy in La Paz, prompting a sharp denial from Madrid. It was the latest twist in a murky incident Friday involving embassy personnel in the Bolivian capital that has sparked a bitter diplomatic spat. Several hours later, Bolivia’s top diplomat accused Spanish embassy staff of trying to infiltrate the Mexican mission with a group of masked men in what it said was a violation of Bolivian sovereignty.
Posts from the same category:
- Venezuela ex-intel chief missing in Spain ahead of US extradition: police
- Spain will exhume dictator Francisco Franco's remains on Thursday
- PHOTOS: Iraqi Shiites break into U.S. Embassy in Baghdad
- Nighttime rocket attack on US Embassy in Baghdad injured 1
- Swiss Embassy worker detained in Sri Lanka gets bail
