Haitian leader to visit El Salvador to discuss future of Salvadoran troops’ offensive in Haiti
The visit follows an expanded anti-gang offensive that deployed at least 2,500 Salvadoran forces after four aviation technicians went missing, officials said.
- Haiti Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé will visit El Salvador next week to discuss the future of at least 2,500 Salvadoran forces currently operating in Haiti, a Salvadoran government official confirmed on Monday.
- Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele launched the offensive in October after four Salvadoran aviation technicians went missing in a gang attack, aiming to combat powerful Haitian gangs.
- On Sunday night, Haitian police and Salvadoran soldiers destroyed a home belonging to Wilson Joseph, leader of the powerful 400 Mawozo gang; lobbyist Damian Merlo confirmed the operation did not kill the leader.
- Last Friday, two days before the operation, Bukele posted on the social media platform asking for Joseph's address in Haitian Creole, prompting user responses with coordinates that fueled concerns about legality.
- Fils-Aimé defended the foreign forces last week amid mounting scrutiny, yet the legal status of Salvadoran operations in Haiti remains unclear, raising questions about the deployment's future.
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A Washington diplomatic protest questions the operations of Salvadoran troops and the authority of the international mission against gangs.
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Haitian leader to visit El Salvador to discuss future of Salvadoran troops’ offensive in Haiti
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) — Haiti's prime minister will meet with El Salvador's government next week in a visit to the Central American nation to discuss the future of Salvadoran troops in Haiti, a Salvadoran government official confirmed to…
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