In Trump's invasion of Venezuela, Marco Rubio is the biggest sellout of all
Los Angeles Times••world
Key Points:
- The article criticizes President Trump's invasion of Venezuela as a continuation of a 175-year history of U.S. interference in Latin America, often resulting in negative outcomes for the region and the U.S. itself.
- It highlights Trump's announcement of a renewed Monroe Doctrine, dubbed the "Donroe Doctrine," signaling U.S. dominance over Latin America and intentions to control Venezuela's resources.
- Senator Marco Rubio, despite his Cuban exile background, is portrayed as a key supporter of aggressive U.S. intervention in Latin America, betraying his community's interests by endorsing Trump and harsh immigration policies.
- The piece condemns Rubio's shift from advocating for Venezuelan migrants' protection to supporting deportations and criminalizing refugees, illustrating a broader
