U.S. President Donald Trump has openly acknowledged the intention to seize the oil on a vessel recently confiscated off the coast of Venezuela, an action that has sparked outrage from the Venezuelan government, calling it a "blatant theft."

The Permanent Commission of the National Congress of Honduras denounced on Wednesday the existence of an 'ongoing electoral coup' and warned that it will not validate the electoral process from November 30, which it described as 'tainted by internal and external pressures.'

“This terrible misinformation towards the President of the U.S. leads him to phrases and actions that should not be directed at a president democratically elected by the majority of Colombian society. This disrespects Colombia,” stated the progressive leader.

Union leaders assert that this action is a response to a collapsed security system, ignored police reports, and pervasive corruption throughout government branches, leaving the transport sector in constant fear and incurring losses exceeding $290 million each year.

María Nela Prada, former Minister of the Presidency of Bolivia, warned of a 'narrative from anti-left, anti-MAS political sectors' that suggests the 20 years of Movimiento Al Socialismo leadership 'must be buried,' despite the social and economic progress recorded in the South American country.

After September 11, each administration learned the same lesson: if you label something as "terrorism," the public will allow you to do almost anything. Today, that logic is applied everywhere.

U.S. authorities released a video of the operation they termed a 'seizure.'

The former Honduran president indicated that "electoral terrorism" was imposed through a manipulated Preliminary Electoral Results Transmission System (TREP), a fact supported by 26 audio recordings that, in his view, demonstrate an "ongoing electoral coup."

The protests in Oslo underscore widespread outrage among solidarity movements and pacifist platforms globally, viewing the awarding of this prize to Machado as support for figures who have advocated for sanctions, blockades, calls for military intervention, and political violence in Venezuela.

"We are undergoing a process marked by threats, coercion, manipulation of the PREP (Preliminary Electoral Results Transmission System), and distortion of popular will. These actions constitute an ongoing electoral coup that we will report to the United Nations, the European Union, CELAC, the OAS, and other international bodies," announced the Head of State.