Antonio Aguirre Medina/Guayaquil
(3RD. FINAL PART)
To put an end to this painful grievance and diplomatic outrage that leaves national sovereignty in a bad light, violated and abused by the Ambassadors of the Governments of Argentina and Venezuela, our country should be thinking about whether it would be convenient to continue with bilateral relations with the two countries considered as the brothers who have just stabbed us with the most accurate stab in the back, precisely in the most difficult moments of a government that is in its worst historical stage and falling apart like a castle in the sand.
The current Chancellor of the Republic Juan Carlos Holguín is not a career diplomat, and despite not being one, he has had an excellent performance in the difficult exercise of his position and as the popular proverb says: “He had to dance with the ugliest”.
I do not know if a very urgent meeting of the Advisory Council on Foreign Relations would be possible to analyze the advisability of continuing to maintain diplomatic relations with countries that have not respected our national sovereignty and possibly not international law, which regulates cordiality, respect and good manners among nations that are supposed to be fraternal to each other.