Venezuela to US at UN: "You're Not the World's Police"

In a powerful statement at the United Nations, Venezuela reminded the United States that it does not have the authority, legitimacy, or morality to meddle in the internal affairs of sovereign countries. Watch the video for the full speech and understand the broader implications of Venezuela's stance against US interventions.

At a recent United Nations assembly, Venezuela issued a strong rebuke to the United States, emphasizing that the US does not possess the authority or legitimacy to interfere in the internal matters of sovereign nations. The Venezuelan representative asserted, "We remind the United States that it is not the world's police, that it does not have authority, legitimacy, or morality to give an opinion or promulgate measures that seek only to meddle in internal affairs of sovereign countries."

This statement underscores the ongoing tension between Venezuela and the United States, with Venezuela criticizing what it perceives as unwarranted and illegitimate interference in its national affairs. The Venezuelan government has often accused the US of attempting to undermine its sovereignty through various political and economic measures.

The speech at the UN reflects a broader sentiment among several nations that resist what they see as US hegemony and interference. It calls for respect for sovereignty and non-intervention in the domestic issues of independent states.

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