Summary
The article discusses the United States' recent actions in Latin America, including the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. It questions whether President Donald Trump's policies represent a new form of U.S. intervention in the region or continue historical practices.
Key Facts
- U.S. forces recently captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
- President Trump is increasing U.S. power abroad through direct actions.
- The article considers if Trump's actions represent a change or continuation of U.S. policy.
- Cuba is potentially a new focus for U.S. actions under Trump.
- Peter Kornbluh, a Senior Analyst at the National Security Archive, discusses these topics.
- The discussion took place on the show "UpFront," hosted by Marc Lamont Hill.
