A post by @WhiteHouse on X.

The White House formally promoted President Trump’s “Donroe Doctrine,” claiming it has solidified US influence over nearly two-thirds of the Western Hemisphere. The strategy combines deals with pro-America governments, military and law-enforcement pressure on drug cartels, and efforts to reduce Chinese economic and strategic presence in the region. The announcement, made via the official @WhiteHouse account, frames the doctrine as a broad reassertion of US primacy across Latin America and the Caribbean. It matters because the doctrine signals a more transactional, security-linked US posture toward the hemisphere, with potential implications for trade, investment and supply-chain alignment. What to watch next is whether the “two-thirds” claim is backed by concrete agreements and whether the administration translates the rhetoric into formal trade, energy or security pacts.