On the recordJune 23, 2011
The designation of being sanctioned is important, but the actual sanctions that took place don't have any teeth.
Source
congress.govThe designation of being sanctioned is important, but the actual sanctions that took place don't have any teeth.
Mack argues that the sanctions lack real impact.
Share
More from Connie Mack
I believe that the OAS instead of standing up for the people of Honduras and their democracy and constitution, instead sided with Chavez and Zelaya.
I do believe that they stand in the way of democracy building and protecting democracies in Latin America instead of supporting democracies.
There are some who think they do good work monitoring elections, but there are some, including myself, that don't.
I think if we have a program that is going to look at it as one, if you will, that instead of having the silo mentalities...