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US pledges to crack down on Haitian gangs making money off social media
Mike Waltz said the U.S. will soon act as gangs use social media to recruit children and display violence, the U.N. said.
- The U.S. government pledged to crack down on violent Haitian gangs making money through social media posts.
- Gang leaders in Haiti use social media to celebrate killings, issue threats, and recruit children with videos and cash.
- The U.N. envoy called for aircraft support to deploy foreign troops to Haiti to fight gangs as the humanitarian crisis worsens.
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Hastings Tribune
Hastings TribuneParts of Haiti have been turned into kill zone for gangs, top U.S. diplomat tells U.N.
When the Trump administration’s top envoy to the United Nations visited Haiti earlier this month, the trip went largely unnoticed until Ambassador Mike Waltz posted about it on social media.
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The New York LedgerU.S. pledges to crack down on Haitian gangs making money off social media
The U.S. envoy to the United Nations said Monday that the U.S. government soon will move to stop violent gangs in Haiti from making money off social media posts.
·Washington, United States
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The US ambassador to the United Nations announced today that the United States Government will soon take steps to prevent violent gangs in Haiti from working with social media publications.
·Portugal
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