After the United States detained Nicolas Maduro and his wife in Venezuela, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo reiterated Mexico's status that it opposes intervention in foreign affairs.

Mexico affirms a tenet that is old and free of any confusion, and it expresses her position without adolescence. The independence and self-determination of peoples are basic principles of international rules and must always be respected without exception, according to her, and so it must be for all Mexicans. They are neither extra nor negotiable. The Mexican president affirmed in her morning press conference that the country's status is embodied in its Constitution, the Charter of the United Nations, and international law. Our place is unmistakably embodied in the United Mexican States Constitution, but it is also a fundamental rule. She asserted that the United Nations Charter and International Law firmly establish appreciation for the independence of states, their regional integrity, and the right of peoples to self-determination. The head of the Mexican executive branch stated in the National Palace that "only the people may decide the direction of their destiny, exercise sovereignty over its natural resources, and easily determine its form of government" and that "unilateral activity and invasion cannot be the foundation of international relations in the 21st century. " She argued that "global financial competition, especially in the face of Asia's growth, is established through assistance for development, creative investment, innovation, education, and social welfare. " Sheinbaum Pardo claimed that her nation had established an understanding based on four concepts regarding Mexico's diplomatic relations with the United States: respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, shared and distinguished duty, mutual respect and trust, and assistance without subordination.

He added that Mexico interacts with the Donald Trump administration "even for humanitarian causes" when it comes to addressing the issue of drug trafficking, but that Mexico's violence is primarily brought on by" the unlawful entry of high-powered arms from the United States into Mexico, as well as the severe problem of drug use in the adjacent country. "

The US government launched a military activity in Caracas, Venezuela, on January 3 to arrest and put charges against Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores for drug smuggling.

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