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Home » US House of Representatives Floor to Debate Sanctions on Venezuela

US House of Representatives Floor to Debate Sanctions on Venezuela

PanAm Post Staff by PanAm Post Staff
May 26, 2014
in News Brief, North America, South America, United States, Venezuela
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EspañolThe US House of Representatives floor will debate the Venezuela Human Rights and Democracy Protection Act (H.R. 4587) on Wednesday, May 28. The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved the proposed legislation on May 12.

The bill, if enacted, would impose targeted sanctions against President Nicolás Maduro’s government officials and Chavista leaders responsible for human-rights violations.

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“Bringing this important bipartisan bill to the floor sends a clear message that we take the flagrant abuses committed by these thugs seriously and support the Venezuelan people’s right to exercise freedom of speech and assembly,” said US Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, who sponsored the bill and sits on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

H.R. 4587 would also authorize the appropriation of US$5 million in 2015 to promote civil society in Venezuela and its provisions would expire in 2017.

Source: Latin American Herald Tribune.

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