The entry of the host State's police into the diplomatic mission is undoubtedly a violation of the fundamental principles of global law. It is not only about the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations but besides about the 1954 Caracas Convention signed by 14 Latin American states, including Mexico and Ecuador**. The Vienna Convention guarantees the immunity of diplomatic posts, which is of an absolute nature, i.e. no violation of global law (in peculiar interference in the interior affairs of the host State) authorises its infringement. This is simply a very serious global delicacy, and the functional dimension of this rule (relativisation of the immunity of representations would make diplomatic relations difficult) has caused that in the past of planet diplomacy it has been breached only a fewer times.