The arrest of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro wasn’t just a takedown — it was the most forceful revival of the Monroe Doctrine in a generation, a blunt reminder that hostile regimes and cartel‑run states in the Western Hemisphere will face consequences. And President Donald Trump made the message unmistakable, declaring, “It’s not the Monroe Doctrine anymore — it’s the Donroe Doctrine.”
U.S. officials say Maduro’s regime crossed every red line the Monroe Doctrine was built to prevent — turning Venezuela into a cartel‑run narco‑state, harboring foreign intelligence operatives, and exporting chaos across the hemisphere. The administration…
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