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S.Res. 336 (100th)

A resolution condemning the government of Haiti for the collapse of the November 29 elections and expressing support for democracy in that country.

passedUnited States· United States Congress· EN

Introduced

3 December 1987

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Resolution agreed to in Senate without amendment and with a preamble by Yea-Nay Vote. 90-0. Record Vote No: 398.

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Summary

Deplores the failure of the Haitian interim Government to bring about democratic elections and to secure the safety of the Haitian people, international observers, and journalists. Condemns the disbanding of the Provisional Electoral Council, and holds the National Governing Council responsible for the attacks on civilians and disruption of the election process. Supports the U.S. Government's decision to suspend all nonhumanitarian aid to Haiti and to withdraw all military training personnel. Calls upon the U.S. Government and all nations to cut off all assistance and sales of arms to the Government of Haiti while providing humanitarian assistance to the people through nongovernmental organizations.

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