Geopolitical Economy Report The Donroe Doctrine: This is Trump's neocolonial plan for Latin America
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Oct 25, 2025 Explore Trump's neocolonial ambitions in Latin America, including his meddling in Argentina's election and aggressive strategies targeting Venezuela. Discover how the U.S. aims to sever ties with China and Russia while justifying intervention with dubious drug-trafficking claims. Learn about Marco Rubio's influential role in these efforts and the historical context of the revived Donroe Doctrine. Examine the implications for Colombia and the broader geopolitical landscape as the U.S. seeks to reestablish its dominance in the region.
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Trump's Neocolonial Objectives
- The Trump administration pursues aggressive neocolonial goals in Latin America to secure resources and markets for U.S. corporations.
- It aims to block regional ties with China, Russia, and Iran while replacing leftist governments with obedient right-wing allies.
Cutting China Out Is A Core Aim
- Preventing Latin American governments from deepening ties with China is a central U.S. goal in the region.
- That objective is driving sanctions, tariffs, and political interference across multiple countries.
FT Sources On Venezuela Plans
- Financial Times sources say U.S. officials explicitly discussed regime change in Venezuela and plans to remove Maduro by force if needed.
- An American businessman told the FT that "what Trump wants in Venezuela is oil, minerals and gold."