Was Fordlândia an extension of the Monroe Doctrine?

Should Fordlândia be considered an example of the Monroe Doctrine's reach?

Fordlândia is interpreted as an export of American capitalism and paternalism, with an indirect connection to the worldview surrounding the doctrine.

Fordlândia is interpreted here as an attempt to export American capitalism and social expectations to a southern neighbour. United Fruit supplies another example of corporate influence within the same hemispheric worldview. The criticism concerns paternalism and assumptions about other countries, including the tendency to discount diplomatic advice. These commercial projects illustrate ideas that also surrounded the Monroe Doctrine, without establishing that each project was an application of the doctrine.