Donald Trump has recently broken the unwritten rule of non-interference in foreign elections by endorsing a candidate in Honduras' presidential election. His support for conservative candidate Nasry Asfura comes amid allegations of election fraud and reflects a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy. Experts note that Trump’s actions indicate a desire to exert influence in Latin America, as seen in his backing of right-wing leaders in Argentina and Poland. This new approach is characterized by a blend of domestic and foreign policy, where Trump views foreign relations as an extension of the cultural battles within the U.S. The implications of this shift could lead to increased polarization and ideological conflicts in both Latin America and Europe.