A State Department statement issued in Persian became a direct signal of support for protests in Iran and marked Washington’s shift from observation to public involvement.
The remarks by María Elvira Salazar about Venezuela’s largest oil reserves and her claim about Nicolás Maduro’s illegitimacy triggered a debate about the limits of US foreign policy statements and possible interference in another country’s internal processes.
Congresswoman Maria Salazar stated the need to "enter Venezuela", calling its oil resources a "celebration" for American companies. Her words sparked a sharp reaction from Latin American observers.
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