Mexico says concerned its Bolivian embassy being monitored

Mexico's Foreign Ministry said on Monday that it is "deeply concerned" about the excess presence of Bolivian intelligence and security services that are monitoring the residence of the Mexican ambassador and Mexican embassy in Bolivia.<div class="feedflare">
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