Trump Administration Aggressively Intervening in Latin America

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The Trump administration is aggressively intervening in Latin America through military actions, sanctions, and threats, under a redefined Monroe Doctrine, aiming to exert control over the region, with significant actions in Venezuela, Cuba, Ecuador, and Colombia.

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