US EditionUS-Backed Government Losing Control of Haiti
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In a violent confrontation with the Haitian National Police (HNP) in Pacot, a suburb of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, at least 35 alleged members of armed gangs of the coalition "Vivre Ensemble" (Vivir Juntos) lost their lives, and another 40 were injured, according to a report by the National Human Rights Network (NRDDH). READ ALSO: UN criticizes Dominican Republic anti-immigration protocol against Haitian nationals In this regard, RNDD…
US-Backed Government Losing Control of Haiti
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Free and Sovereign Haiti, Latin American Summary, April 27, 2025. Police officers and members of self-defense brigades were killed on Wednesday, April 24, 2025 during clashes with armed gangs that control most of Port-au-Prince, according to a government statement seen by AlterPresse. No details were given or [...] La entrada Haiti. Police and Brigadiers die in clashes with gangs in Port-au-Prince was first published in Latin American Summary.
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