Roberto Canseco has come into the spotlight in recent hours as a Mexican diplomat He stood out for his attempt to prevent the attack of Embassy of Mexico in Ecuador.
At a press conference, the official said what he tried and when The military entered the Mexican embassy It was like that in Ecuador Defend your country’s interestsas well as the firm conviction to defend his homeland, but What are Roberto Canseco’s experiences and profile?we tell you.
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Who is Roberto Canseco MartÃnez, the diplomat who defended the Mexican embassy in Ecuador?
Canseco holds a law degree from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). Experience in both the diplomatic field and the cultural field the federal government.
His career in the Foreign Service led to him holding various important positions, which highlighted his role as head of Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Political Affairs in Ecuador since 2016.
Before his outstanding performance in Ecuador, Canseco served as Holder of the Professional Consulate of Mexico in Tecún Umán, Guatemala, for four years. He also held the position of area manager at the Directorate General of American Regional Organizations and Mechanisms of the Department of State (SRE) of Mexico.
His role in the raid on the Mexican embassy in Ecuador
His courage and determination were evident as Canseco did not hesitate to defend his country’s integrity and sovereignty in the face of the impending raid on the Mexican embassy in Ecuador.
In statements to local media, he expressed deep concern for the safety of former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas, noting that his detention had no legal basis and posed a serious threat to his life.
He Diplomatic break between Mexico and Ecuadorr led to that immediate withdrawal of Mexican diplomatic personnel of the Ecuadorian territory.
The Mexican Foreign Ministry announced that it would appeal to the International Court of Justice to denounce the raid on its embassy in Quito, firmly believing that it defends the principles of international law and the inviolability of diplomatic missions.
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