Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN, Vasili Nebenzia, cautioned that U.S. actions represent "a clear signal to all countries in the region aspiring to follow a sovereign path and independently determine their economic, political, and cultural systems." He warned, "As soon as you try to do something for your people, you will be treated just as they are treating Venezuela now."

The tax was included in the 2026 Revenue Law. In place of this measure, President Claudia Sheinbaum announced a "peace-building" campaign focusing on preventing addiction and eradicating the normalization of violent behaviors among children and adolescents.

"This is not the first time Western media has attempted to report our evacuation. Their dream is to see Venezuela rid of Russians and deprived of our strategic support to the people and the Bolivarian government. It is an unfulfilled frustrated dream," stated the Russian ambassador in Caracas, Mélik-Bagdasárov.

The Central Obrera Boliviana (COB), Bolivia's largest labor union, has announced a blockade around Plaza Murillo to protest Supreme Decree 5503, which removes fuel subsidies and is perceived as facilitating the privatization of strategic resources.

CBS last-minute halted a segment of 60 Minutes that covered Venezuelans deported during Donald Trump's administration to the mega-prison CECOT in El Salvador. The correspondent denounced censorship and warned that government silence cannot transform into an information veto.

The recent joint declaration from the communist parties across the region, under the banner "Hands Off Honduras!", places the Central American nation once again at the center of continental ideological debates.

Miners, factory workers, and transporters are demanding the repeal of Supreme Decree 5503 enacted by Rodrigo Paz, highlighting its severe direct impact on production costs and the economy of Bolivian families.

Pro Honduras Network has reported that it possesses nearly a hundred audios revealing the buying of polling stations and instances of multiple voting in the November 30 elections, which are under scrutiny for their lack of transparency and foreign interference.

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil stated, "Venezuela has received an unequivocal demonstration of solidarity from the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, along with its offer of cooperation in all areas to confront the piracy and international terrorism that the United States seeks to impose through military force."

Political organizations in Honduras have reported that members of the Armed Forces threatened Election Board members with arrest if they submit zero-result documents again.