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The Trump administration is aggressively intervening in the affairs of Latin America.

The U.S. has captured Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro.

Venezuela's longtime leader is sitting in a New York jail cell after U.S. forces hold him out of his

bedroom in Caracas in January on drug charges. Expats in Miami celebrated. Across the region,

President Trump is sending in the U.S. military using threats and sanctions to try to get what he

wants, like in Cuba. He wants the communist government to fall.

This year he started blocking almost all shipments of oil to the island nation. Its economy is

collapsing. And in the seas surrounding Latin America, the U.S. has killed hundreds of people by

bombing small boats, it says, are carrying drugs,

though it's offered no proof.

And PR recently reported on fishermen, who said a U.S. flagged vessel, attacked them at sea.

The guys say, Captain, look, two drones are coming at us.

One then ripped through the captain's cabin.

Boom, it exploded.

The cabin filled with flames, he said.

Very soon we're going to start doing it on land, too.

It's already bombed suspected drug cartels in Ecuador

and is reportedly pressuring Guatemala and Mexico

to allow the U.S. military in, too.

All of this under the umbrella of what

Donald Trump has called the Don Roe doctrine, a play on the Monroe Doctrine, a foreign policy

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