thank you so much for talking to us adrian perez salazar, joining us today from gary i q. thank you for your time. i are in columbia. the opposition has held a largest protest yet against president good talk to gustavo petros government, that riling against wide ranging social and economic reforms by the left wing administration. federal wants to reform the health care sector by cutting out private means sure. is that increasing state control? alexander, i'm k, t was that protesting bubble top. this has been by far the largest protest by the opposition against the government, the gustavo pro and its attempt to push forward the serious of the social and economic reform. and that would overhaul in many ways, the way that they said to additionally conservative country is operates. and in particular the protesters have been talking about their health reform is one of their main worries. the fact that the government a proposal is essentially to cut out the administrators that are these private, the health providers in the country and that bringing much of it under control of th

adrian perez salazar is an attorney and political columnist without universal ecuador, as largest daily newspaper. he says the result of the referendum will say more about the government's popular to the arena. can you run the, the in the, they are to provide the president the water and you are re, uh, whether uh the by the right on the goals or as of the bar to see how mr. noble and they need say he's in the aspects or beings the model in the in mind because the people are voting either yes or no. what is the question? only based on what are they approve or disapprove of the government? another letter, the thing is, is the reform is actually who are not and so patient. that's all the questions that were at at random. i did not require a rental to begin with. i think they think would've been would've been implemented that shows the uh, order making them so for example, the question is, what are you wanting res, federal or above the price? well, you can't do that single single law. no, this is certainly the error. so the relation to begin to do in bold uh, where is the where, where do li

let's speak to adrian. perez salazar about this is an attorney and a car. political columnist, attic window is largest daily newspaper and universe. so his joining us from black, you know, thank you for your time. so let's establish of what the law says for his present lopez open the door, says ecuador, violated mexico, sovereignty and international law. by storming the embassy and key to is that the case? what does international law say about us? and i think that, that, that is a case international is, is very clear that the embassies are, are not to be touched. and the, regardless of whatever justifications they put her in government that might have, which, which is we'll get to that. it is true that no, it is a case where the, the answers are not just just by that means. what about a doors argument that mexico was violating political asylum agreements by, by sheltering the form of vice president? right, i mean, so this is this, it, but i think it's a very clear that the vice president to do it. i mean, he's a convicted felon. he was being investigated for actual corruption and the