Venezuela quake disaster tests Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ in Latin America

In the wake of devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, the U.S. has taken a surprising turn by easing sanctions and committing $150 million in aid, along with deploying military assets. This move has put President Trump's "Domino Doctrine" in Latin America under scrutiny. Historically, the Trump administration has emphasized a hardline stance toward Venezuela's socialist government, but this humanitarian response signals a shift in policy priorities amid international pressure and the urgent need for disaster relief. The implications of this change could reshape U.S.-Venezuela relations and influence future U.S. approaches to Latin American crises.