Recent developments in Venezuela have set off alarm bells across Latin America 🌎. Regional leaders have criticized what they call unilateral moves by the United States, accusing Washington of ignoring international law and undermining the global order.
In an interview with CGTN this week, Sacha Llorenti—former Bolivian ambassador to the United Nations—delivered a sharp rebuke. He condemned the US actions as a pattern of interference that threatens regional stability and disrespects national sovereignty ⚖️.
Llorenti emphasized that bypassing multilateral institutions weakens the framework designed to maintain peace and justice. He warned that such tactics risk escalating tensions and could further isolate Venezuela at a time when dialogue is sorely needed.
The ex-envoy called on the international community to uphold the principles of sovereignty and non-interference, arguing that genuine solutions will only emerge through respectful dialogue and cooperation among all stakeholders 🤝.
As debates heat up in capitals from La Paz to Mexico City, many young Latin Americans see this renewed push for multilateralism as a chance to strengthen regional unity—and push back against unilateral power plays.
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Former Bolivian ambassador to the UN condemns U.S. actions in Venezuela
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