Following the political changes in Venezuela, the U.S. administration has signaled a more assertive foreign policy stance towards several other South American nations. The White House spokesperson stated this morning that the U.S. is prepared to use "all necessary tools" to ensure regional stability and democratic governance.

This shift has sparked a mix of support and concern from international allies. While some see it as a necessary step to curb authoritarianism, others fear it could lead to increased military tensions and economic sanctions that harm civilian populations.

Diplomats from Brazil and Colombia have already called for an emergency meeting to discuss the implications of this U.S. stance. The coming weeks are expected to be a period of intense diplomatic maneuvering as the "new world order" begins to take shape in the Western Hemisphere.