
“South American countries belonging to the Mercosur trade bloc have decided to withdraw their ambassadors for consultations from European countries involved in the grounding of the Bolivian president’s plane. ‘We’ve taken a number of actions in order to compel public explanations and apologies from the European nations that assaulted our brother Evo Morales,’ explained Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro, who revealed some of the agenda debated during the 45th summit of Mercosur countries in Uruguay’s capital, Montevideo.”
http://rt.com/news/mercosur-countries-ambassadors-europe-030/
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