; and (C) to prioritize and work actively to ensure for a peaceful transfer of power and inauguration of President-elect Arévalo on January 14, 2024; and (7) calls on the Department of State, the Department of the Treasury, and the United States Agency for International Development to prepare for the possibility that a peaceful transition of power does not occur on January 14, 2023, including by— (A) preparing to reassess all elements of United States foreign assistance and bilateral cooperation with the Government of Guatemala; (B) conducting an evaluation of all diplomatic and economic tools, including sanctions, that can be used to hold accountable Guatemalan public officials, private sector actors, and others who have planned, supported, or undertaken efforts to prevent the peaceful transition of power in Guatemala; and (C) working with the Organization of American States, the European Union, and the United Nations to reevaluate Guatemala’s standing in institutions that require their members to adhere to basic democratic principles.