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This is CBS Eye on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

The New World Report, Professor Avignellis, the Latin American Research Professor, the U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute.

We go immediately to Mexico City, our strong partner in North America.

Mexico, President Amlo, Lopez-Obrador, suggested that Ecuador felt supported by other

governments in its raid on Mexico's embassy in Quito, which drew

criticism from governments across Latin America.

Amlo is saying couldn't have done this without outside help.

Welcome, Professor.

I welcome you to a wonderful story of intrigue and innocence and claims of corruption.

As I understand the bare bones of it watching the CCTV provided by Mexico City

for this spectacular presentation of Amlo.

Armed men in masks looking very much like commandos or terrorists

burst into the Mexican embassy in Quito, the capital of Ecuador.

The reason to take possession of a former official in Ecuadorian government

who's associated, I believe, with Korea, the man who lives in exile after being

condemned as corrupt for leading Ecuador into what should say questionable relationship with China.

In any event, the man was taken possession

of the rough stuff you can see on CCTV.

They slap around embassy personnel and leave. Since then, well a volcano is close to what we were talking about.

Every government that I know of is condemned Ecuador. Now the US has

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