Following the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, right-wing media figures are pushing for the Trump administration to next target other countries — including Colombia, Cuba, and Mexico — and even to take Greenland from Denmark,

The move arrives amid intensifying international tensions, particularly in South America and the Caribbean, and signals a dramatic shift in US military strategy and spending priorities.

Trump hails a ‘Dream Military’ and a 50% defence budget increase as US actions in Venezuela heighten tensions with Colombia, Mexico and Greenland.

The leaders of Colombia, Mexico, Cuba and Brazil have come out against President Trump's strike in Venezuela that led to the capture of Nicolas Maduro.

Five Latin American countries and Spain warned on Sunday against any outside bid for "control" of Venezuela, after US President Donald Trump suggested Washington would "run" the country and access its oil.