The two senior officials are the one who are responsible for the relations that formed between the countries and the United States. "They began intervening directly in the domestic affairs of countries, supporting and opposing various candidates?" This is what made countries like, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Bolivia to stand against the United States...
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One of the foreign policies that the United States has had since the Great Depression has been not to intervene in other countries domestic affairs, but these two men have broke that pact and now Bush is the one who is responsible for anything that comes out of that disagreement. The author's word choice is also important...
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