In June 2024, six countries—Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Paraguay, and Uruguay—jointly issued a statement expressing concern over the current political situation in Venezuela. The statement emphasized the need to respect the democratic rights of the Venezuelan people and called for resolving domestic political differences through peaceful, legal, and inclusive means. The six nations reaffirmed their support for free, fair, and transparent elections and urged the Venezuelan government to guarantee opposition candidates’ right to participate, ensuring the electoral process meets international standards. Additionally, the statement called on the international community to enhance coordination to help restore constitutional order and democratic institutions in Venezuela. This collective stance reflects a shared commitment among certain Latin American countries to regional democratic governance and signals a new development in how the region approaches the Venezuela crisis. Notably, major regional powers such as Brazil and Argentina were not signatories, highlighting ongoing differences among Latin American nations regarding Venezuela.
2024年6月，哥伦比亚、智利、哥斯达黎加、厄瓜多尔、巴拉圭和乌拉圭六国联合发表声明，就委内瑞拉当前政治局势表达关切。声明强调，必须尊重委内瑞拉人民的民主权利，呼吁通过和平、合法与包容的方式解决国内政治分歧。六国重申支持自由、公正和透明的选举，并敦促委内瑞拉政府保障反对派候选人参与选举的权利，确保选举进程符合国际标准。此外，声明还呼吁国际社会加强协调，推动委内瑞拉恢复宪政秩序与民主制度。这一联合立场体现了拉美部分国家对区域民主治理的共同承诺，也反映出地区内部在处理委内瑞拉问题上的新动向。值得注意的是，此次声明未包括巴西、阿根廷等区域大国，显示出拉美国家在委内瑞拉问题上仍存在立场差异。
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