How might Latin American nations respond to the Roosevelt Corollary?

Latin American nations often viewed the Roosevelt Corollary, which asserted the U.S. right to intervene in Latin America to maintain stability, as a form of Imperialism or paternalism. In response, they might have sought to assert their sovereignty by forming regional alliances, promoting nationalism, or engaging in diplomatic protests against U.S. interventions. Some nations may have also turned to alternative alliances with European powers to counterbalance U.S. influence. Overall, the corollary sparked a mix of resistance, resentment, and attempts at self-determination among Latin American countries.