Overview
- In an official communiqué, Mexico’s National Autonomous University expressed profound concern over recent U.S. military actions in Venezuela.
- The statement cited reports of bombings with up to 80 fatalities and noted the detention of President Nicolás Maduro, who is scheduled for an initial hearing in New York on January 5.
- UNAM categorically rejected unilateralism and external threats it says contravene the principles of international law.
- While acknowledging Venezuela’s democratic and human rights crisis requires urgent attention, the university called for resolution through peaceful mechanisms of the UN and OAS, prioritizing dialogue over force.
- The communiqué urged respect for Venezuela’s sovereignty, said Venezuelans should shape their future with international support, and warned that the regional turmoil signals broader risks for global governance.