Latin American leaders and governments have offered their condolences on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II this Thursday at the age of 96.

From Mexico, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador sent his condolences via a message via Twitter.

“I extend my condolences to the British people on the death of Queen Elizabeth II, king of England and ruler of 14 independent countries. Likewise, I extend my condolences to family, friends and members of the Royal House,” the president wrote. from Mexico.

The Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs joined expressions of regret with the following message:

“Colombia is deeply saddened by the loss of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Her leadership in important episodes of contemporary history will occupy a unique place in our memories. We accompany @RoyalFamily and the British people at this time of mourning,” he wrote on Twitter.

President Gustavo Petro tweeted: “I join in solidarity with the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, a symbol of unity for the British people.”

“On behalf of the Peruvian people, we extend our condolences to the royal family and all of England on the death of Queen Elizabeth II of England, a king of England. Her legacy with a call to service and leadership will go down in history,” he wrote on Twitter. Peruvian President Pedro Castillo.

For its part, the Government of Costa Rica expressed deep regret to members of the royal family in a statement:

“Costa Rica extends its sincere condolences to the British government and people, as well as to the Commonwealth of Nations on the sensitive death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The government and people of Costa Rica express their deep sorrow to members of the Royal House of British,” it read.

Enrique Reina, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Honduras, sent a message of solidarity:

“Our sincere condolences to the people and government of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, a message of solidarity to her family,” Reina wrote on Twitter.

Argentina’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed regret on Twitter:

“Isabel Alejandra María Windsor (1926-2022), Queen of England under the name Elizabeth II since 1952. The Government of the Republic of Argentina expresses its sorrow at her death and accompanies the British people and their families in this painful time.”, wrote.

While the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Panama offered its deepest condolences:

“Panama sends its deepest condolences to the Royal Family, the British people and all those who honored Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in her long career, who we will remember for the strength that characterized her. May she rest in peace,” he wrote. a message on Twitter.

“Peace in his grave”, wrote Guillermo Lasso, president of Ecuador:

“Disappointed at the death of Queen Elizabeth II, whose longevity and dedication to serving her people went down in history as an exemplary government, I send my condolences to her children and grandchildren, the royal family, the Government and its people. England. Peace at her grave.” he wrote on Twitter.

Nayib Bukele, president of El Salvador, also mourned the death of Queen Elizabeth II on his Twitter account:

“I am deeply saddened by the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. My wife Gabriela and I extend our deepest condolences to the people of England and the Royal Family. Her Majesty’s legacy will always be a touchstone for our shared values ​​of empathy, solidarity and service, ‘ Bukel wrote.

Pedro Pierluisi, governor of Puerto Rico, recalled the queen’s legacy on Twitter:

“Today England mourns the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Likewise, all nations and peoples of the world are moved by the death of an honorable woman who honored the traditions and aspirations of her nation with her unwavering devotion and commitment during her seventy years of reign.

Queen Elizabeth is a historical icon. He is present and active during significant changes and events around the world where he always demonstrates leadership and prudence. His legacy will be remembered for generations, especially in his country, where he was respected and loved by many.

On behalf of all the Puerto Rican men and women, I extend my deepest condolences to the new King Carlos III, to the Royal Family and to everyone in Great Britain. May Queen Elizabeth rest in peace,” wrote a message on Twitter.

Nicolás Maduro mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II:

“The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II of England, king of England. We extend our condolences to the royal family, Great Britain and the British people. Peace to his soul!” he wrote on Twitter.

Uruguay’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs sends condolences to the royal family:

“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on behalf of the Government and people of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, mourns the passing of Her Royal Highnesses Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. We extend our sincere condolences to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and the entire Royal Family, as well as the Government and people of England. ,” reads the press release.