Did the United States have the right to take action against European countries who violated the views expressed in the Monroe Doctrine?

According to the Monroe's doctrine United States had the right to react in the case if European countries violate the views expressed in it.

Explanation:

Monroe's doctrine was focused on not allowing European forces to continue colonization of Latin America. It stressed out that United States will not European countries to interfere in the internal policy of this countries. On the other side, they also expressed readiness not to involve on the other side in the issues of European countries.

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