What is the Roosevelt to the Monroe Doctrine?

At the beginning of the nineteenth century Venezuela suffered a naval blockade orchestrated by European powers, the United States affirmed the Monroe doctrine and the then president Theodore Roosevelt announced the corollary of 1904 constituting the following: that if a European continent country was working against and Whether it is the rights or property and businesses of US citizens, the government was obliged to intervene in the affairs of that country to "reorder" it by restoring the rights and assets of its citizen and its companies. Beyond this, the corollary had a double intention because the United States used it as a carte blanche to intervene in Latin America and the Caribbean.

This new period gave beginning to the colonialism on the part of this country of North America because in the corollary it declares that if a country of America and the Caribbean influenced by the USA. threatened or endangered the rights and property of US citizens and companies this government was obliged to act in the internal affairs of the country "deranged" to "reorder" to affirm their rights and assets of their citizens and businesses; So much so that he implemented the policies of the Big Stick which legitimized using force as a channel to defend the interests of the United States, which has been reflected in a large number of political and military interventions in all the continent.

Monroe argued that by staying away from the internal affairs of Latin America, it would not require military intervention. Roosevelt's proposal implied that if things did not go right, according to the interests of the United States, in that region or in one of the countries of the same region, then force had to be used to correct the problem.