Seis países latinoamericanos piden a Venezuela "reestablecer el orden democrático"
Seis países latinoamericanos pidieron a Venezuela restablecer el orden democrático y respetar los derechos humanos, mediante una declaración firmada al margen de la cumbre del Mercosur en Brasil, en la que instan al Gobierno de Nicolás Maduro a avanzar por vías pacíficas
TL;DR
- Six Latin American countries signed a declaration at the Mercosur summit calling for Venezuela to restore democratic order and human rights.
- The declaration urges Venezuela's government to release arbitrarily detained citizens and ensure their due process and physical integrity.
- The document was signed by the presidents of Argentina, Paraguay, and Panama, along with authorities from Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru.
- Brazil and Uruguay did not sign the declaration.
- Argentina's president, Javier Milei, advocated for U.S. military pressure on Venezuela, while Brazil's president, Lula da Silva, warned that military intervention would be a catastrophe.