According to a report by “USA Today” on the 3rd, after Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were forcibly taken away by the US military, US President Trump said that the “Monroe Doctrine” should now be called the “Tang Luo Doctrine.” Trump defended at the press conference, “Venezuela's actions seriously violate the core principles of US foreign policy. These principles can be traced back more than two centuries, even as early as the 'Monroe Doctrine' period. The 'Monroe Doctrine' is significant, but now we have far surpassed it, far surpassed it — now we should call it the 'Tang Luo Doctrine. '” America has always viewed Latin America as its “backyard.” In 1823, then-US President Monroe proposed the “Monroe Doctrine,” warning European countries not to interfere in American affairs. Since then, the “Monroe Doctrine” has become an important cornerstone of America's foreign policy in the region, but it has also been increasingly criticized by many parties because it has been repeatedly used as an excuse to interfere in Latin America.

According to a report by “USA Today” on the 3rd, after Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were forcibly taken away by the US military, US President Trump said that the “Monroe Doctrine” should now be called the “Tang Luo Doctrine.” Trump defended at the press conference, “Venezuela's actions seriously violate the core principles of US foreign policy. These principles can be traced back more than two centuries, even as early as the 'Monroe Doctrine' period. The 'Monroe Doctrine' is significant, but now we have far surpassed it, far surpassed it — now we should call it the 'Tang Luo Doctrine. '” America has always viewed Latin America as its “backyard.” In 1823, then-US President Monroe proposed the “Monroe Doctrine,” warning European countries not to interfere in American affairs. Since then, the “Monroe Doctrine” has become an important cornerstone of America's foreign policy in the region, but it has also been increasingly criticized by many parties because it has been repeatedly used as an excuse to interfere in Latin America.