Support U.S. diplomatic advocacy for an international investigation, accountability, and sustainable land-dispute solutions after the Rigores massacre of Honduran peasant farmworkers.

In the letter, the Members of Congress affirm they “believe that the United States government must support meaningful action to prevent further violence and promote accountability,” and ask that the State Department make the following requests of the Honduran government: Establish, in coordination with the UN, an international investigative commission, with the participation of local and national stakeholders, to identify all those responsible for the Rigores massacre at every level; Provide the Public Prosecutor’s Office with the resources and political will necessary to dismantle criminal organizations operating in the Lower Aguán region and ensure that all forms of collaboration, protection, or collusion involving state agents are identified, investigated, and prosecuted; and Pursue comprehensive and sustainable solutions to land and territorial struggles that address their structural and historical causes, uphold the rule of law, and contribute to a more just and equitable future for all Hondurans.

Jackson joined other House members in urging the State Department to press Honduras for an international investigation, prosecution of responsible actors, and sustainable solutions to land disputes after the Rigores massacre.

McGovern, Ramirez lead 17 Members of Congress in asking Secretary Rubio to support international investigation of massacre of Honduran peasant farmworkers | U.S. House of Representatives
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“Establish, in coordination with the UN, an international investigative commission” ... “Jonathan Jackson (D-IL)”

Unverified model/legacy excerpt; not proof. AI summary (separate from source): Official House release says Jackson was among members who signed a letter urging Secretary Rubio to advocate with Honduras for an international Rigores massacre investigation and land-dispute solutions.

delivered same_term A for effort

McGovern, Ramirez lead 17 Members of Congress in asking Secretary Rubio to support international investigation of massacre of Honduran peasant farmworkers | U.S. House of Representatives
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“we urge the United States government to advocate with the government of Honduras” ... “Jonathan L. Jackson”

Unverified model/legacy excerpt; not proof. AI summary (separate from source): The signed congressional letter documents Jackson joining the specific diplomatic advocacy request to the State Department regarding investigation, accountability, and sustainable land and territorial solutions after the Rigores massacre.

delivered same_term A for effort

20260922_honduras_rigores_massacre_investigation.pdf
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