That the Senate—
commemorates the 175th anniversary of the establishment of official diplomatic relations between the United States and the Republic of Guatemala;
celebrates the contributions that Guatemalans and Guatemalan-Americans have made in the United States;
recognizes the significant contributions made by Ambassador Francisco Villagrán de León to strengthening bilateral relations between the United States and Guatemala and preserving Guatemalan democracy;
reaffirms the long history of collaboration across multiple presidential administrations in Guatemala and the United States to collaborate to address mutual challenges in our national interests;
urges the Government of Guatemala—
to continue to work to find achievable solutions to bring inclusive economic growth, address ongoing security challenges, and build more accountable and transparent institutions;
to follow through on its commitments to address the legitimate grievances of indigenous communities so these communities feel included and empowered, and to see tangible progress for the indigenous population in Guatemala; and
to ensure fair judicial proceedings for all wrongfully targeted journalists and activists, including Jose Ramon Zamora, Virginia Laparra, and Sofia Tot Ac; and
calls on the United States Government—
to enhance its efforts to counter economic coercion of Guatemala from the People's Republic of China due to Guatemala’s continued recognition of Taiwan, including through enhanced economic partnerships, private sector engagement, and foreign assistance;
to strengthen foreign assistance aimed at helping the Government of Guatemala ensure democracy can deliver tangible improvements for all Guatemalans;
to use all available tools at its disposal to support Guatemala’s efforts to combat widespread corruption; and
to ensure that migration management efforts are focused on safe, legal, and humane strategies.