
Hidden Forces Trump's New Strategy for Latin America: Venezuela, Cuba, & the 'Donroe Doctrine' | Brian Winter
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Jan 8, 2026 In this discussion, experts dive into the dramatic political landscape of Latin America, centering on the fallout from Nicolás Maduro's potential ousting in Venezuela. They explore how this shift could impact the region's economy and geopolitics. The conversation also touches on the rise of right-wing movements, the influence of organized crime, and how demographic changes may reshape politics. Special attention is given to the roles of U.S. officials like Marco Rubio in shaping foreign policy towards Cuba and beyond.
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Venezuela Regime Change Signals Policy Shift
- The Trump administration executed a rapid, high-profile removal of Nicolás Maduro that reshaped regional dynamics.
- This action signals a broader U.S. push in Latin America tied to a new National Security Strategy.
Who Governs Venezuela Now?
- Maduro's exit raises questions about who actually runs Venezuela and how the economy will recover.
- The shift will also alter geopolitical balances across the region.
Cuba Could Be Next Target
- Cuba may be a forthcoming target of expanded U.S. actions following Venezuela.
- The administration's pattern suggests an enlarging list of geopolitical aims.
