In a statement released on the official website of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the experts denounced that these actions violate fundamental international obligations not to intervene in the internal affairs or threaten the use of armed force against another country.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro stated, "The Bogotá Superior Court repeats history, contradicting the Supreme Court of Justice, and claims that the interception made judicially by a Supreme Court magistrate on a criminal, where Uribe's voice discussing bribes appears, is a matter of privacy." Meanwhile, Senator Iván Cepeda announced that he would file an appeal to reverse the ruling.

Human rights organizations emphasize the urgent need for impartial investigations, transparency, and dialogue to prevent further abuses," stated Camila Ruíz, a representative of Amnesty International's regional office for the Americas.

In 2000, Elián González became a symbol of the Cuban people's fight against the blockade. After being kidnapped by his mother and her partner, enduring a tragic boat capsizing off the Florida coast, and a protracted custody battle, he returned to Cuba and was reunited with his father.

"In a democracy, a government is under the control of the people, not Trump. He is not a king in Colombia; we do not accept kings, period," stated the Colombian head of state.

In a discussion on La Mañanera, political scientist Valentina Enríquez provided an analysis revealing the dynastic roots and subordinate relationship with the United States of Bolivia's newly elected president, who proposes a neoliberal adjustment and a reduction of the state in his government program.

Since the start of Ecuador's national strike, state forces have acted brutally under the orders of Interior Minister John Reimberg," Conaie reported. According to a report from the Alliance of Human Rights Organizations in Ecuador, the excessive repression has resulted in 205 detainees, 296 injured, 15 disappeared, and 3 fatalities.

"Although Rodrigo Paz has a pure neoliberal economic program, he presents it with very populist language," explained Bolivian political scientist Susana Bejarano.

President Petro accuses the U.S. of violating Colombian sovereignty and murdering fisherman Alejandro Carranza in a bombing in territorial waters. The crisis has drawn condemnation from multiple countries and the UN, which denounces extrajudicial killings. Petro warns of a potential invasion of Venezuela.

Noboa's response to the protests has not been one of opening dialogue channels; instead, he has ordered an escalation in the indiscriminate use of force by the military and police, evidencing that Ecuador is under a state of repression.