Overview
- Juan Ramón de la Fuente resumed leadership after medical leave and opened the annual meeting of ambassadors and consuls in Mexico City.
- A video message from President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, aligning with the foreign minister’s position.
- Mexico called on the UN Security Council, meeting today, to act with greater determination consistent with international law.
- De la Fuente criticized the UN’s inefficiency in containing hegemonic abuses and said the international community is divided rather than united in defending the rule of law.
- He outlined 2026 priorities that include non‑intervention, self‑determination, human rights, cooperation with the U.S. without subordination, stronger consular protection, action against arms trafficking, a feminist foreign policy, and preserving Latin America and the Caribbean as a zone of peace.