US EditionRubio to look at new path on Haiti on Caribbean trip
- Rubio is focusing on the situation in Haiti during his Caribbean trip, where a multinational peacekeeping force has been active for months.
- Mauricio Claver-Caron stated that Haiti's situation poses a significant challenge, with gangs threatening control over the country.
- Rubio aims to create a focused strategy to prevent gangs from taking over Port-au-Prince and beyond.
- He has excluded US assistance cuts to ensure continued support for the Haiti mission.
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Rubio offers oil-rich Guyana US security as Venezuela disputes deepen
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio landed in Guyana Thursday, with an offer to put the newly oil-rich nation under Washington's security umbrella as border disputes with neighboring Venezuela have intensified.
The Republic
Rubio visits Guyana as part of his Caribbean tour to promote energy independence and curb migration
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived on Thursday in Guyana, the second leg of a three-nation tour of the Caribbean, as the Trump administration ramps up engagement in the Western Hemisphere to promote energy independence and curb illegal migration, drug trafficking and gang violence. Rubio was making a brief stop in Georgetown for talks with Guyanese President Irfaan Ali and other officials before traveling to Su…
Oil-rich Guyana becomes focus as Rubio offers US security amid Venezuela tensions
Rubio offers US security for oil-rich Guyana as Venezuela looms KINGSTON, March 27 — Secretary of State Marco Rubio heads today to Guyana to offer to put the newly oil-rich nation under the US security umbrella as neighbouring Venezuela asserts claims. A decade after the discovery of vast reserves, the small South American nation is poised this year to become the world’s largest producer of oil on a per capita basis, outpacing Qatar and Kuwait. …
The Daily Gazette
Jamaica prime minister endorses expansion of Haiti police as Kenyan-led mission struggles
Jamaica Prime Minister Andrew Holness said Wednesday that the escalating gang crisis in Haiti has reached a point that demands a rapid increase in the number of cops and equipment for the Haiti National Police to battle gangs that are…
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