S.2067

SENATE RESOLUTION CONDEMNING UNAUTHORIZED MILITARY ACTIONS, VIOLATIONS OF FOREIGN SOVEREIGNTY, AND RECURRING U.S. INTERVENTIONIST FAILURES IN LATIN AMERICA

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Rhode Island S2067 condemns unauthorized military actions, violations of foreign sovereignty, and U.S. interventionist failures in Latin America.

Rhode Island S2067, passed in the 2026 Regular Session, condemns unauthorized military actions undertaken without Congressional approval, violations of foreign sovereignty, and coercive threats against sovereign nations. The resolution highlights past U.S. interventions in Latin America, such as support for authoritarian regimes in Cuba, Chile, and the Dominican Republic, which led to instability and human rights abuses. It specifically condemns the capture and transfer of Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro outside lawful process.

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History

Jan 13

Senate

Recommended for Immediate Consideration

Jan 13

Senate

Senate read and passed