Trump signals he could take action on Cuba, Colombia, and other countries after Venezuela

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President Donald Trump is hinting he could take more military action in other foreign nations after the successful capture of former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces over the weekend. But whether the U.S. has the capability of handling another intervention in a second country remains unclear.

Within two days of Maduro’s capture, the president was already threatening other Latin American nations with U.S. intervention or bragging that nations could “fall” while speaking to reporters.

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