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Mexican people voice opposition to US military intervention in Venezuela

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Mexican people voice opposition to US military intervention in Venezuela

2026-01-06 15:30 Last Updated At:01-07 12:19

Amid growing regional concerns, voices across Mexico have been raised to firmly oppose any potential military intervention by the United States in Venezuela.

In the early hours of Saturday, U.S. military forces carried out attacks and bombings in Caracas and other parts of Venezuela and took Maduro and his wife by force.

In street interviews conducted by China Central Television Station (CCTV) in Mexico city, many residents said that such military action is unjust and violates international law and the norms governing international relations.

"I believe the political objective behind the U.S. actions toward Venezuela is to control its oil resources, which is unjust. Moreover, any U.S. military action against a sovereign state should seek solutions within the United Nations framework. Therefore, I cannot agree with the U.S. approach," said Amelia, a Mexican resident.

"I oppose the U.S. attack on Venezuela, which is a violation of the international order and an intrusion into a sovereign country. I think the U.S. military intervention should be condemned, which tramples on the international consensus of mutual respect among countries and violates the norms of international relations," said Isaias, another resident.

Expressing disapproval and alarm, residents reject the U.S. action and voice fears over its implications.

"It is wrong for any country to interfere in the internal affairs of another country unilaterally and forcibly, so it is unacceptable for the U.S. to take unilateral military action against Venezuela. It is necessary to respect the sovereignty of other countries," said Julio, a local resident.

"It is wrong to invade a sovereign country militarily. Now the situation is such that the United States can invade any country at will. If the United States decides to invade Mexico one day, what can we do?" said Eduardo, another resident.

"I don't agree with the United States' actions. The American military attack caused innocent Venezuelan deaths. I cannot accept what they have done," said Carranza, another resident.

Mexican people voice opposition to US military intervention in Venezuela

Mexican people voice opposition to US military intervention in Venezuela

Mexican people voice opposition to US military intervention in Venezuela

Mexican people voice opposition to US military intervention in Venezuela

The Global Mayors Dialogue opened in Harbin, capital of northeast China's Heilongjiang Province on Tuesday, bringing together mayors and senior city officials from across Europe, Asia, and North America to have in-depth exchanges on practical approaches to developing the ice and snow economy.

Held under the theme "Connecting the World with Ice and Snow, Win-Win Cooperation for a Shared Future", the three-day event gathered mayors, deputy mayors, and mayoral representatives from cities across the globe, including Canada, Finland, Germany, Greece, the Republic of Korea, Thailand, and Türkiye, focusing on the ice and snow economy, cultural integration, smart city development, heritage preservation, and urban governance.

The event featured a main dialogue and a scenario-based dialogue salon to foster in-depth exchanges and spark new ideas. Guests are invited to visit iconic sites such as the Harbin Ice and Snow World and attend the opening ceremony and trade events of the Harbin Ice and Snow Economy Expo, which are showcasing Harbin's achievements in building an ice and snow economy brand, strengthening international exchanges and cooperation, and inheriting ice and snow culture.

Harbin, called China's "ice city", has turned its long, cold winters into a major tourist attraction. Last winter, it welcomed a record 90.36 million visitors, generating 137.22 billion yuan (about 19.44 billion U.S. dollars) in revenue, a year-on-year increase of 16.6 percent.

International mayors gather in Harbin to explore ice and snow economy

International mayors gather in Harbin to explore ice and snow economy

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