How did people in Latin America and in the US react to the Roosevelt corollary?

Reactions to the Roosevelt Corollary in Latin America were mixed; while some countries viewed it as a justification for U.S. intervention and Imperialism, others saw it as a means to stabilize the region against European interference. Many Latin Americans resented what they perceived as U.S. dominance and interference in their affairs. In the U.S., the Corollary was largely supported as it reinforced the notion of American exceptionalism and the responsibility to maintain order in the Western Hemisphere. However, it also sparked debates about the ethics of interventionism and the implications for U.S. foreign policy.