On December 10, 2025, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called on the United States to end its interventionist policies in Venezuela and throughout Latin America 🌎✋. He argued that decades of external interference have undermined regional sovereignty and fueled instability.
Maduro’s appeal echoes a broader debate on national self-determination that resonates from Caracas to Jakarta. In South and Southeast Asia, many young people recognize the value of non-interference—just like ASEAN’s founding principle of respecting each nation’s internal affairs.
Critics say decisions about a country’s future should rest with its people, not foreign capitals. Supporters of non-intervention believe this approach paves the way for genuine progress, from fair elections to sustainable growth.
Whether you’re following Latin American politics or drawing parallels with your own region’s history, Maduro’s message highlights a universal theme: the right to decide one’s own path 🤔✨.
What’s your take on foreign interference? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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