That the House of Representatives— (1) stands with the people of Guatemala in their fight against corruption and for democratic governance, justice, and a better future; (2) commends the efforts of Guatemala’s Indigenous people to uphold democratic processes and attain equitable outcomes for their communities; (3) underscores the need for the Arévalo administration and future governments, including the Constitutional Court and Public Prosecutor’s Office, to protect, represent the will of, and serve the interests of all Guatemalans; and (4) urges the President of the United States, the Secretary of State, and the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development to— (A) encourage the Guatemalan Government to meet its commitments to be more transparent, accountable, and responsive to the Guatemalan people, including to its Indigenous communities; (B) monitor the actions of private sector entities in Guatemala that have had deep ties to corruption, violence, and organized crime; (C) support the Guatemalan Government’s efforts to build a more secure, democratic, and prosperous country and to expand opportunities for all Guatemalans to live safe, fulfilled lives; (D) increase engagement with and support for communities in Guatemala on the front lines of defending human rights and democracy for all to ensure their voices and recommendations steer and inform any United States decision or action related to Guatemala; and (E) use the vote and voice of the United States Government in multilateral institutions to which the United States is a party and that operate in Guatemala to comply with the rights of affected populations to prior, informed consent for all lending operations, and all Guatemalan laws by ensuring within their operations the protection of the rights of Indigenous people, rights that are reflected in Guatemala’s Political Constitution and international human rights treaties.