SR 113-35: Condemning Ayacucho Massacre Resolution (Passed)

[Mr. Reactionary]

A RESOLUTION
To condemn the violence in Peru

Be it enacted by the Senate of the Republic of Atlasia assembled,

Section I. Title

1. This bill may be known as the Resolution to condemn the Ayacucho Massacre.

Section II. Content
1. The Senate of Atlasia condemns the use of violence in Peru and specifically condemns the AyacuchoMassacre that took place on December the fifteenth in Peru
2. The Senate of Atlasia expresses their condolescences with the victims of the Peruvian protests and the Ayacucho Massacre.
3. As a consequence The Senate of Atlasia will expel all Peruvian diplomats from the Republic of Atlasia and Peruvian-Atlasian diplomatic relations will be on hold until further notice.
4. The Senate of Atlasia continues to recognise Pedro Castillo as President of Peru and will provide diplomatic support to him.
5. The Senate of Atlasia encourages early elections to take place and the 1993 constitution to be repealed in order to stop the violence and create stability in Peru.

Sponsor: Laki
Debate on this resolution is now open.

[Mr. Reactionary]

This was tabled last session due to no GM Updates. There have since been GM updates so this is now ripe for debate.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliaca_massacre

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-64232230

There has been a new massacre, and there are accusations of genocide to the regime, notably by BBC (there is a genocide inquiry going on). I don't know if the Bucha massacre happened in the game, but it is a similar order of severity as that one.

This is why I would propose suspending diplomatic relations with Peru and providing diplomatic support to Pedro Castillo on the condition of new early elections taking place and a referendum on the 1993 constitution which explains a lot of the issues in Peru right now.

Violence by the Peruvian military and government should be strongly condemned.

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

A RESOLUTION
To condemn the violence in Peru

Be it enacted by the Senate of the Republic of Atlasia assembled,

Section I. Title

1. This bill may be known as the Resolution to condemn the Ayacucho Massacre.

Section II. Content
1. The Senate of Atlasia condemns the use of violence in Peru and specifically condemns the AyacuchoMassacre that took place on December the fifteenth in Peru
2. The Senate of Atlasia expresses their condolescences with the victims of the Peruvian protests and the Ayacucho Massacre.
3. As a consequence The Senate of Atlasia will expel all Peruvian diplomats from the Republic of Atlasia and Peruvian-Atlasian diplomatic relations will be on hold until further notice.
4. The Senate of Atlasia continues to recognise Pedro Castillo as President of Peru and will provide diplomatic support to him.
5.4. The Senate of Atlasia encourages early elections to take place and the 1993 constitution to be repealed in order to stop the violence and create stability in Peru.

Amendment, I prefer to stay neutral here since coups are still bad so I don't think we should recognize Castillo.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

A RESOLUTION
To condemn the violence in Peru

Be it enacted by the Senate of the Republic of Atlasia assembled,

Section I. Title

1. This bill may be known as the Resolution to condemn the Ayacucho Massacre.

Section II. Content
1. The Senate of Atlasia condemns the use of violence in Peru and specifically condemns the AyacuchoMassacre that took place on December the fifteenth in Peru
2. The Senate of Atlasia expresses their condolescences with the victims of the Peruvian protests and the Ayacucho Massacre.
3. As a consequence The Senate of Atlasia will expel all Peruvian diplomats from the Republic of Atlasia and Peruvian-Atlasian diplomatic relations will be on hold until further notice.
4. The Senate of Atlasia continues to recognise Pedro Castillo as President of Peru and will provide diplomatic support to him.
5.4. The Senate of Atlasia encourages early elections to take place and the 1993 constitution to be repealed in order to stop the violence and create stability in Peru.

Amendment, I prefer to stay neutral here since coups are still bad so I don't think we should recognize Castillo.

Objection

I'm open to amendments and am open to different proposed amendments but this is not a good one.

You want to tackle "the problem" but you fail to recognise the roots of it (which is why the 1993 constitution reference specifically is added), and you fail to realize that just condemning the violence is not enough. If you want elections to take place, early elections, which i hint to, you need to create the democratic and peaceful environment in which those elections can take place. This is something Atlasia can mediate in.

I'm open to removing support to the former president if president Castillo fails to realize these promises, but under his tenure nobody got killed due to military & police violence or even genocidal acts of violence towards Peruvian indigenous people.

[Mr. Reactionary]

Vote on the WB Amendment is now open until midnight eastern on Monday. Please vote Aye, Nay, or Abstain.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Nay

[West_Midlander]

Aye

[At-Large Senator LouisvilleThunder]

Aye

[Liminal Trans Girl]

Abstain

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Aye

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Aye

[Mr. Reactionary]

Aye

[PPT Spiral]

Aye

[PragmaticPopulist]

Aye

[Utah Neolib]

Aye

[OSR stands with Israel]

Aye

[Saint Milei]

nay

[Enduro]

Abstain

[Mr. Reactionary]

Amendment passes 9-2-2-5.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Proposing amendment, to compromise. This would remove mentions to Pedro Castillo as was wished, and will at the end recognise no one as president of Peru until new elections take place, which we diplomatically advocate for.

It also adds the Juliaca Massacre into the act.

On top of that, it ensures that the man no longer is in jail and that he is left alone, even if we do not recognise him as the president, opening up a pathway for the former president to be extradited to Bolivia, Colombia or Mexico.

A RESOLUTION
To condemn the violence in Peru

Be it enacted by the Senate of the Republic of Atlasia assembled,

Section I. Title

1. This bill may be known as the Resolution to condemn the Ayacucho Massacre.

Section II. Content
1. The Senate of Atlasia condemns the use of violence in Peru and specifically condemns the Ayacucho Massacre that took place on December the fifteenth in Peru. The Senate of Atlasia also condemns the Juliaca Massacre that took place on January the ninth in Peru.
2. The Senate of Atlasia expresses their condolescences with the victims of the Peruvian protests and both the Ayacucho and Juliaca Massacres.
3. As a consequence The Senate of Atlasia will expel all Peruvian diplomats from the Republic of Atlasia and Peruvian-Atlasian diplomatic relations will be on hold until further notice.
4. The Senate of Atlasia no longer recognises Dina Boluarte as the rightful President of Peru.
5. The Senate of Atlasia demands the immediate release of Pedro Castillo from jail, restoring his rights as a civilian.
6.4. The Senate of Atlasia encourages early elections to take place in order to stop the violence and create stability in Peru. These should be free and fair and according to international standards to ensure the integrity of the election.

[Mr. Reactionary]

24 hours to object

[Utah Neolib]

I object to taking a stand on who the leader of Peru is.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

I object to taking a stand on who the leader of Peru is.

You interpret it wrongly. The senate of Atlasia doesn't take a stand. If the amendment does pass, we do take a stand, given we de facto recognise Boluarte.

If you don't want to take a stand, don't recognise anyone.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

And whatsoever

inaction is action too.

Not taking a stand is philosophically impossible, given inaction is action.