; Whereas the Atlacatl Battalion which executed the massacre at El Mozote had completed counterinsurgency training at the United States School of the Americas, now called the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (WHINSEC), and a United States military advisor was in Morazan with a commander of the Atlacatl Battalion during the massacre; Whereas during the Reagan administration, the United States provided $1–2 million per day in economic aid to the Salvadoran Government and significant training and equipment to the Salvadoran military, while deploying United States military personnel to accompany Salvadoran forces into battle and coordinate closely with the Salvadoran High Command on important strategic and tactical decisions; Whereas, on November 16, 1989, six Jesuit priests and faculty members of the Universidad Centroamericana José Simeon Cañas (UCA) located in San Salvador—Father Ignacio Ellacuría, Ignacio Martin-Baró, Segundo Montes, Amando López, Juan Ramón Moreno, and Joaquín López y López—and housekeeper Julia Elba Ramos and her daughter, Celina Mariceth Ramos, were executed by members of the Salvadoran Army; Whereas, on December 6, 1989, United States Speaker of the House of Representatives Thomas Foley appointed a Special Task Force on El Salvador chaired by Representative John Joseph Moakley, to monitor the Salvadoran Government’s investigation into the murders of the Jesuit priests and two women and to investigate related human rights violations in El Salvador; Whereas the Speaker’s Task Force on El Salvador concluded that members of the High Command of the Salvadoran military were responsible for ordering the murder of the Jesuits and two women and for obstructing the investigation into these crimes, findings that were later confirmed by the Truth Commission in 1993