In a dramatic escalation of tensions across Latin America, world leaders have sharply condemned the recent U.S. military intervention in Venezuela that resulted in the deposition of President Nicolás Maduro. The operation represents a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, marking its most direct intervention in the region since the 1989 invasion of Panama.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was among the first to voice her opposition, labeling the U.S. attack a blatant violation of international norms. In a statement that resonated with fears regarding sovereignty, she emphasized the need for collective regional dialogue and a respect for the self-determination of nations.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel joined her in denouncing the U.S. actions, asserting that this aggressive maneuver not only threatens Venezuela but sets a dangerous precedent for governance in the region. Chilean President Gabriel Boric echoed these sentiments, warning that “today it is Venezuela; tomorrow it could be anyone else.” His remarks highlighted a broader concern regarding the implications of foreign interventions on the territorial integrity and security of sovereign states.
The U.S. military operation, touted by President Donald Trump as “one of the most successful military operations in U.S. history,” has drawn fire not only from neighboring countries but also from various global organizations that advocate for the principle of non-intervention. As the fallout from this intervention continues to unfold, the reactions from these leaders underscore the deep divisions and fears that U.S. foreign policy is generating in the Americas.
As discussions around sovereignty and territorial rights intensify, the future of Venezuela hangs precariously in the balance, accompanied by growing international scrutiny of the U.S. approach to foreign intervention and geopolitical strategy. Only time will tell how this bold move will reshape relationships within the region and influence global perspectives on interventionist policies.
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the actual dictator governments shaking in them boots. Someone is taking out the trash.
Cherry picked comments from countries who do not like the USA or support narco states. What a surprise.
Pretty rich coming from Russia and Cuba lol.
Global is supporters of Communisim Carney.
Biggest dictetor is trump in this world he is not confined to us only, his dictatorship is now on whole world
The irony with most of these leader reacting to the situation where the Venezuelans rejoicing for the ousting. Who cares what anybody says if the house is alright with it!
The only people that don't like what happened are the ones that fear their people doing the same thing take them out of power 💯
What can UN do???? Can only making stupid condemnation but nothing concrete action. US next move is could be Iran as these 2 countries has hugh oil resources.
US would pay an hefty price for this illicit action
Hypocrite USA
1:07 he is just trolling US
F. Around and find out 🤙🤣🤣
Cartel leaders are next 😂
The poor have nothing to lose you die of hunger or you die in the hands of your socialist leader
Why does he want to speed run into war so bad. I hate this timeline
What difference is this to russia invading Ukraine. They have taken control of the country and publicly announced that they will Run the country and all its OIL. Russia 2.0
colombian and cuba pres next
Why do the EU and other leaders keep silent about the aggression of Trump
UN is worthless. First of all Russia, a war criminal country responsible for millions of deaths and thousands of war crimes, is a permanent member; the org has no legitmacy in the 21st century. it's a relic of WW2.
Im still waiting on AOC to visit Maduro in jail and cry for him😂
Useless United nations is nothing but slavery office to USA
Maybe they can grab Carney next.