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    Ros-Lehtinen, Díaz-Balart and Curbelo Pen Letter Protesting Meeting of Administration Diplomat with Top Venezuelan Regime Official “The meeting between Counselor Thomas Shannon and Diosdado Cabello sends the wrong message to the democratic opposition of Venezuela” June 18, 2015

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    Ros-Lehtinen, Díaz-Balart and Curbelo Pen Letter Protesting Meeting of Administration Diplomat with Top Venezuelan Regime Official “The meeting between Counselor Thomas Shannon and Diosdado Cabello sends the wrong message to the democratic opposition of Venezuela” June 18, 2015

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    Ros-Lehtinen, Díaz-Balart and Curbelo Pen Letter Protesting Meeting of Administration Diplomat with Top Venezuelan Regime Official “The meeting between Counselor Thomas Shannon and Diosdado Cabello sends the wrong message to the democratic opposition of Venezuela” June 18, 2015

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    Congress of the Gnited States Washington, DE 20515 June 18, 2015 ‘The Honorable Thomas Shannon Counselor The Department of State 2201 C Sueet, N.W, ‘Washington, DC 20520 Dear Counselor Shannon: ‘We are writing to express our deep concern over the recent meeting between you ‘and Diosdado Cabello in Haiti, We support fre, fai, and transparent elections in Haiti but ‘engagement by the increasingly authoritarian Venezuelan regime in U.S.-Haiti discussions is. counterproductive to advancing democratic principles, ‘While the Venezuelan regime may pay lip service to free and fair elections in Haiti, it ‘continues to oppose subvert democratic institutions and commit human rights abuses agaist the people of Venezuela. The Maduro regime has imprisoned opposition leaders, banned others from Appearing on the ballot, censored and suppressed Venezuela's independent media, brutally ‘oppressed activists, and has vet to set a date forthe constitutionally mandated legislative elections that are du before the end ofthe year. Meeting with Cabello sends the wrong message to the people of Venezuela, While ‘Venezuelan pro-democracy leaders remain incarcerated and go on unger strikes to protest

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