Overview
- Mexico’s Foreign Ministry condemned the unilateral U.S. action in Venezuela as a breach of Article 2 of the UN Charter and urged the United Nations to act to reduce tensions.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum said her government will coordinate with the Foreign Ministry on next steps for ties with Venezuela and is working with Latin American leaders on a joint statement.
- Sheinbaum reaffirmed ongoing security cooperation with the United States under the principle of “collaboration, coordination, but not subordination.”
- Responding to President Donald Trump’s remarks about cartels, Sheinbaum said Washington knows a U.S. military intervention in Mexico is not an option and called on the U.S. to curb gun trafficking.
- Mexico’s Senate declared the U.S. incursion illegal, 24 allied governors backed the federal stance, and a Senate panel paused an authorization for 29 U.S. special‑operations personnel to enter Mexico for training.