Donroe Doctrine boosts conservative wins in Latin America
The article discusses a significant shift in the U.S.-led effort to combat drug cartels in the Western Hemisphere, highlighting increased military, diplomatic, and intelligence actions. U.S. strikes have targeted cartel vessels, and major countries are aligning with Washington’s enforcement policies, weakening traditional cartel havens like Cuba and Mexico. Cartel operations are adapting through the use of drones, transnational mercenaries, and synthetic drug production in Europe, with violence escalating in contested territories and increased corruption. The evolving environment presents new challenges and the potential for intensified violence and organized crime networks across the region.
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