Directs the State Department to support Taiwan's diplomatic partners in Latin America and the Caribbean, track China-funded infrastructure projects in those countries, and report to Congress on China's pressure tactics and the U.S. response.

• Directs the Secretary of State to set up a mechanism that tracks People's Republic of China infrastructure and development projects in countries that keep diplomatic relations with Taiwan, flagging projects with strategic risks or non-transparent financing.
• Requires semiannual status reports to Congress on Latin American governments that have taken steps to end ties with Taiwan, and a detailed plan to support those ties within 30 days when the Secretary determines a government is moving to terminate them.
• Requires an annual report for five years assessing China's goals and pressure tactics in the region and the State Department's actions to support Taiwan's partners.
• Requires briefings to Congress within 60 days on U.S. efforts to help Taiwan counter Chinese malign influence operations and on deterrence in the Taiwan Strait.

• Foreign Relations Committee (Senate)

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