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'We Will See Direct Military Action From the USA', Predicts Expert in Latin America

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Jon Lee Anderson says Trump threatens sovereignty in the region and assesses that the US can act militarily on the pretext of drug trafficking.

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Trump reaffirms his willingness to use military force to protect interests in Latin America, targeting Cuba and drug trafficking.Lula criticizes foreign interference in the region, accusing attempts to intervene in democratic processes, in the midst of his electoral campaign.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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American journalist Jon Lee Anderson believes that there will be direct U.S. military action in different countries against drug trafficking Reuters via BBC For the journalist Jon Lee Anderson — one of the most experienced U.S. reporters on coverage of Latin America — the greatest damage to democracy today is done and "led by no one less than Donald Trump, the president of the United States." ✅ Follow the international news channel of the g1 on …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Jon Lee Anderson says Trump threatens sovereignty in the region and assesses that the US can act militarily on the pretext of drug trafficking.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Jon Lee Anderson told BBC News Brazil about Trump's influence in Latin America and how years of 'strong men' like Chávez and Ortega increased pressure on the region.

·London, United Kingdom
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US journalist Jon Lee Anderson says offensives could occur under the argument of combating drug trafficking and warning of impacts on the sovereignty of the countries of the region

Jon Lee Anderson told BBC News Brazil about Trump's influence in Latin America and how years of 'strong men' like Chávez and Ortega increased pressure on the region.

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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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