US EditionTrump Says Haiti Is Safe Enough for People to Return. UN Chief Says Otherwise
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The political, economic and humanitarian situation in Haiti has long been so catastrophic that the international media have stopped reporting about it. A multinational intervention force could help, but so far everyone has burned their fingers.
UN Chief Challenges Trump Admin's Claim That Haiti Situation Has Improved To Allow Nationals To Return
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres challenged the Trump administration's assessment that Haiti's situation has improved enough to allow the return of TPS holders whose status has been revoked
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Trump says Haiti is safe enough for people to return. UN chief says otherwise
CAP-HAÏTIEN, Haiti — A new briefing by United Nations chief António Guterres on the worsening gang violence in Haiti is challenging the Trump administration’s view that conditions inside the volatile Caribbean nation have “improved enough” for more than a half million Haitians temporarily residing in the United States to safely return home. Read more...
As President Luis Abinader continues his efforts to alert the world about the crisis in Haiti, several politicians warned that outreach to former presidents will have no real impact if the international community does not seriously assume its responsibility for the crisis in the neighboring country. From the National Congress, several senators in charge of committees linked to the international community and migration warned about the growing se…
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