Haitian Gangs Avoiding Salvadoran Forces, Bukele Claims in New Patrol Videos
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The President of the Republic, Nayib Bukele, shared images of the deployment of Salvadoran soldiers in Haiti, where, according to the publications published by the president, residents of the area express their gratitude for the intervention. The photographs and videos show part of the presence of Salvadoran troops on Haitian territory, as part of the [...]
“It seems that the gangs do not want to fight with us,” said El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele in a new post on his Instagram account. The message, written in Haitian Creole and accompanied by the flags of El Salvador... Read more › La entrada Bukele: “It seems that the gangs in Haiti do not want to fight with us” was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.
The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, returned on Wednesday to address the issue of the crisis in Haiti and the deployment of soldiers and teams he maintains in that country and said that Haitian gangs are apparently fleeing a confrontation with his troops. Salvadoran soldiers and teams are deployed in that country in search of four compatriots who disappeared on October 18 during an operation. They are part of the Gang Suppression Force (…
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