Her appeal to the United Nations and international law placed multilateralism at the center of the crisis. Rather than framing the situation solely as a bilateral dispute between Mexico and the United States, Sheinbaum insisted that global institutions must play a central role in resolving disputes involving sovereign nations. Mexico’s criticism was not limited to nuance; it included a call for dialogue, negotiation, and mediation, underscoring that peaceful processes—rather than force—should shape the future of Venezuela. Continue reading…
