Your World Tonight U.S. captures Venezuelan President, Power restored to Manitoba first nation, Climate goals in 2026, and more
Jan 3, 2026
Inayat Singh, a CBC climate reporter, discusses the alarming climate trends as we approach 2026, highlighting the risk of breaching 1.5°C and international efforts for fossil fuel phase-out. Cody Weddle, a freelance reporter from Colombia, provides insights into the political fallout from the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Maduro. Alexander Silberman, covering Canadian reactions, shares mixed feelings among the Venezuelan diaspora about the situation, oscillating between celebration and caution.
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Legal Dispute Over Congressional Notification
- Congressional Democrats argue the administration lacked legal authority and was misled about invasion plans.
- Marco Rubio and others contend Congress didn't need prior notice because it was a law-enforcement mission.
Maduro Inner Circle Publicly Defiant
- Delcy Rodríguez appeared defiant on TV surrounded by Maduro allies and demanded his return.
- Her statements contradicted Trump’s claim she had been sworn in and was cooperating with the U.S.
International Shock And Polarized Reactions
- Global leaders expressed concern about breaches of international law and warned of dangerous precedents.
- Russia, China and Iran condemned the action while many Venezuelan exiles celebrated the capture.