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In Mexico City, citizens mobilized outside the U.S. Embassy to show solidarity with Venezuela and denounce Washington’s interventionist policies in the region. Demonstrators demanded an end to hostility against the South American nation and called for the release of President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores. Protest organizers also announced a boycott of the World Cup, describing it as a symbolic protest against U.S. interference. The collectives plan to formally establish a broad anti‑imperialist front on February 14, aiming to consolidate a permanent platform for mobilization across the country.

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00:00Meanwhile in Mexico, Syrizes gather in front of the U.S. Embassy to express their solidarity
00:04with Venezuela and reject the United States' interventionist policies in the region.
00:10The protesters demanded an end to hostilities against a South American nation, and called
00:14for the release of President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Celia Flores.
00:18As part of their agenda, the collectives announced that they would boycott the World Cup, which
00:23they described as a protest against what they consider to be interference by Washington.
00:28The formal constitution of the word anti-imperialist front is expected to be completed on February
00:3414, with the objective of consolidating a permanent platform for mobilization throughout the country.

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