Does Trump get involved in Venezuela?

I really don't know what all has been going on, but what I can tell is Maduro, lost per his opposition and he refuses to hand over power. Opposition is saying they won by round 40pts. A Lefties dream. Apparently there was a recent kidnapping (don't know if released yet) by Chavistas of the opponent, a lady, at one of many city protests.*

If someone is able to provide a good cliff notes background timeline, please do. As I don't know what source to trust for news from down there. Thanks.

So what should really concern us: Does Trump step in diplomatically, and heavy handed? I never want militarily, but I can see having some Navy ships show up on the international waters for some Gulf of America style "training". Just like outside of MX would do wonders for their lady president. I'm not naive to not think the Obama/Biden administration/CIA being involved supporting Maduro. So perhaps Trump goes the opposite.

I know this board doesn't like foreign interference, but it's apart of our history and needed sometimes. If just done better. In this situation, I think Trump may need to step in if we want the people brought here under Biden sent back. China is probably involved, so Panama Canal take over will be a part of it all too. Colombia and Brazil both under Leftist, so perhaps helping fixing VE is key part of restoring the Monroe Doctrine that Obama/Biden has ignored. And a part of fighting against China in our hemisphere. Guiding all of the Americas right could be a major legacy.

(I'm sure there's plenty of Grammer issues, I'm ust tapping away )

*Edit: Apparently the person voted in is a gentleman called Edmundo Gonzalez. The lady that was kidnapped was his, I guess, campaign manager?, who was the face pumping him up during the election.