Diplomatic Standoff: Mexico Defies U.S. Intervention Tactics

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Trump claimed this weekend that it was not President Sheinbaum who had control in Mexico, but drug cartels.

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President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized the opposition parties and all those who spoke out in favor of a U.S. intervention in Mexico, just like the one that happened in Venezuela. “There are very few who agree with an intervention because it does not help. Those who believe that calling abroad are going to solve the problems in the country are wrong,” said the president during her ‘morning’ conference. Sheinbaum said that Mexico defends both its …

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Mexico reaffirmed Monday its rejection of the attack on Venezuela: “intervention has never brought democracy.”

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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was captured on Saturday in connection with a large-scale attack by US forces on Venezuela and taken out of the country. According to Donald Trump, the US will govern Venezuela until a change of power can be implemented. Here's what we know about the developments:

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The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, urged the UN and the Organization of American States (OAS) this Monday to "ensure" national sovereignty and "self-determination of peoples" following the US military intervention in Venezuela. "The United Nations letter is very clear in the defense of the self-determination of peoples, non-intervention, and the UN, and another multilateral organization, which is the OAS, because they must guarantee thi…