Haiti Throws Full Support Behind US-Proposed ‘Gang Suppression Force’
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Haiti throws full support behind US-proposed ‘Gang Suppression Force’
PORT-AU-PRINCE — The Haitian government on Tuesday threw its full support behind a United States-proposed resolution at the United Nations to transform the faltering Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS) into a new Gang Suppression Force (GSF) with 5,500 members and a permanent support office in Port-au-Prince to coordinate logistics and operations. The endorsement came from Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, who addressed the UN Secur…
Since the end of August, the United States, supported by Panama, has been trying to convince the Organization of American States and the United Nations to create a gang crackdown force in Haiti, in order to replace the multinational security support mission, whose mandate ends in October. In Latin America, there is silence.
"This evolution, which has been very expected by the Haitian people, is a decisive step in supporting State authority, protecting communities and contributing to national and regional stability," said Haiti's prime minister, Alex Didier Son-Aimé, in the communiqué. Alex Didier participated today in a video conference with the United Nations Security Council (UN), stressing that the Haitian leader required adequate responses to security challenge…
Haiti strongly supports the draft resolution submitted to the UN Security Council to transform the Multinational Security Support Mission (MMSS) into a "gang suppression force". This is what a communiqué of the Primature issued this Tuesday, September 9, at the end of a high-level meeting in which Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé took part by video conference. On behalf of the Haitian government and people, the Head of the Primature expresse…
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