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If he hasn't recognized the results by now, it's because the situation there must be so bad the political repercussions of doing so will be too great even for him. Notably, he hasn't condemned his dictator buddy either. He's not saying much of anything and letting it play out. His silence on the matter also speaks volumes.
They don't get to do anything. As much as one may dislike another country's political system, all they get to do is carry on with life.
No country has the right to meddle with another's politics. No foreign person has to right meddle with another's politics.
That's the imperialist view of the world. That's not how it should be.
It’s widely accepted as an international norm, dating back to at least to the agreement of the Monroe doctrine with the UK, and continuing to at least 2022 with respect to Paraguay.
South America is not the NATO's (or anyone's) political experiment playground.