BREAKING NEWS Haiti expands state of emergency to cover entire territory

Haiti has expanded its state of emergency to cover the entire nation's territory, a spokesperson for Prime Minister Garry Conille said on Wednesday, as the Caribbean country battles violent gangs that have taken over much of the capital and started expanding into nearby regions.

Haiti expands state of emergency to cover entire territory

Haiti has expanded its state of emergency to cover the entire nation's territory, a spokesperson for Prime Min

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as the Caribbean country battles violent gangs that have taken over much of the capital and started expanding into nearby regions.

How much are they actually battling these gangs, since it is reported from credible sources that these gangs are paying off the government?

 

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Hopefully this doesn’t spread to the Dominican Republic.

 

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El Salvador Sends Officers to Combat Gang Violence in Haiti​

The president of Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council, Leslie Voltaire, greeted 70 police officers from Guatemala and El Salvador at the airport in Port-au-Prince on Tuesday.

The Salvadorans will join roughly 800 foreign police attempting to retake control of Haiti’s capital from vicious street gangs.

The eight Salvadoran officers who arrived in Haiti on Tuesday are reportedly specialists in air support, especially for medical evacuations. Their deployment was authorized in October by President Nayib Bukele.

El Salvador Sends Officers to Combat Gang Violence in Haiti

The president of Haiti’s transitional council greets 70 police officers from Guatemala and El Salvador at the airport in Port-au-Prince.

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The El Salvadorians know how to subdue bad guys. I hope UN rules of engagement don't tie their hands.

 

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El Salvador Sends Officers to Combat Gang Violence in Haiti​

The president of Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council, Leslie Voltaire, greeted 70 police officers from Guatemala and El Salvador at the airport in Port-au-Prince on Tuesday.

The Salvadorans will join roughly 800 foreign police attempting to retake control of Haiti’s capital from vicious street gangs.

The eight Salvadoran officers who arrived in Haiti on Tuesday are reportedly specialists in air support, especially for medical evacuations. Their deployment was authorized in October by President Nayib Bukele.

El Salvador Sends Officers to Combat Gang Violence in Haiti

The president of Haiti’s transitional council greets 70 police officers from Guatemala and El Salvador at the airport in Port-au-Prince.

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The El Salvadorians know how to subdue bad guys. I hope UN rules of engagement don't tie their hands.

So long as not a UN mission, UN rules of engagement don't apply.