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CNN: ‘There’s a new sheriff in town’: Inside the Miami conference on Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’
The forum highlighted Trump’s tougher approach on cartels and Cuba, with the White House citing 16 years for one ex-Bolsonaro aide.
- For two-and-a-half days in Miami, officials and think-tankers gathered to review the "Donroe Doctrine," President Donald Trump's policy pivot aimed at reasserting U.S. focus on the Western Hemisphere.
- Assistant Secretary of Defense Joseph Humire emphasized a return to 1815, framing current efforts as moving beyond President Reagan's Cold War containment strategy in Central America.
- Pastor Mario Bramnick declared "there is a new sheriff in town," contrasting Trump's approach against Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama, whom he accused of enabling leftist networks.
- Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts addressed the invitation to Colombia, noting implied criticism that President Gustavo Petro is not doing enough to combat trafficking amid U.S. sanctions.
- The White House calls this "restoration of American preeminence" a "tremendous success," citing the capture of Venezuelan President Nicol and an oil blockade on Cuba as regional victories.
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By Max Saltman, CNN At the Miami Security Forum, we were living “historical and prophetic times.” “God has anointed President Donald Trump as a Cyrus of our times,” said Pastor Mario Bramnick, referring to the former King of Persia. Analysts from expert groups, Latin American politicians, U.S. defense officials and at least one journalist watched Bramnick walk the stage of the Grand Ballroom Donald J. Trump at the Trump National Doral, an extens…
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‘There’s a new sheriff in town’: Inside the Miami conference on Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’
Cuban blackouts, Colombian drug cartels and Brazilian dark horses. A new forum puts America’s foreign policy pivot under the spotlight at the Donald J. Trump Grand Ballroom.
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