Attachados

Attachados are diplomatic representatives who are attached to the diplomatic mission of another country. They are not part of the diplomatic corps of their own country but are sent by their own government to work in the mission of another country. Attachados are typically experts in a specific field, such as economics, culture, or science, and are sent to provide advice and assistance to the host country.

Attachados are usually appointed by their own government and are not subject to the diplomatic immunity that is granted to the diplomatic corps of their own country. They are, however, subject to the laws and regulations of the host country. Attachados are often sent to countries where their expertise is needed, and they may be sent for a specific period of time or for an indefinite period.

Attachados are not considered to be part of the diplomatic corps of their own country, and they do not have the same status as diplomats. They are, however, considered to be part of the diplomatic mission of the host country, and they are subject to the same rules and regulations as other members of the mission.

Attachados are an important part of the diplomatic corps, as they provide valuable expertise and assistance to the host country. They are also an important part of the diplomatic relations between countries, as they provide a direct link between the governments of the two countries.