📢 On Saturday, January 3, the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA) issued a statement strongly condemning the United States government for launching a military assault on Venezuela in the early hours of the same day.
ALBA denounced the operation as “illegal military aggression,” branding it a serious breach of the UN Charter and a direct threat to peace across Latin America and the Caribbean. The alliance demanded the immediate and unconditional release of President Nicolas Maduro, who was evacuated along with his wife after explosions rocked Caracas.
This bold move by the United States has drawn sharp criticism from governments across the region. Venezuela, Colombia, Cuba, Russia and other nations have all condemned the strike as a blatant violation of Venezuela’s sovereignty.
For young leaders, activists and curious minds alike, this development raises urgent questions about international law, regional security and the future of democracy in Latin America. Stay tuned as amigonews.net follows the unfolding diplomatic responses, humanitarian concerns and the voices driving the conversation online. ✊🌎
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