[addisonnicogel]

Good question.

Guardedly, I don't think so. Revolutions have a way of backfiring and resulting in worse things. Moreover, such plans seem impractical given the incredible amount of eyes on the present administration given the global disdain for it, including but not limited to multiple scepticisms and oppositions regarding Iraq and the war of terror.

As a result, alot of people are already keeping a close eye on the US regarding Latin America. If anything, Chavez, Castro and other hard leftists already make such charges against Bush regarding this topic without offering evidence and they are already given weight in global opinion, which I find unfair to accuse and/or credit without sufficient evidence.

But given the US has a long track record of such interference, nothing would shock me either. And I think alot depends on how each Latin American government behaves too.