Mexico orders ambassador in Bolivia to return after she declared non grata

Mexico's foreign ministry said on Monday it had instructed its ambassador in Bolivia to return to Mexico to ensure her safety, after Bolivia's government declared her a "persona non grata."<div class="feedflare">
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