Sheinbaum’s remarks also responded to the broader regional fear of coercive power dynamics. The U.S. operation—confirmed by multiple sources to have involved strikes and a raid that captured Maduro and transported him to the United States to face federal charges—sparked global debate about legality and precedent. Critics argue it could undermine the norm that leaders of independent states cannot be seized without consent or a clear legal basis under international frameworks. Supporters in the U.S. framed the mission as a law‑enforcement action targeting an accused criminal, but the global backlash has been significant. Continue reading…
