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Armed gangs in Haiti's capital of Port-au-Prince have looted a national library, putting historical documents in jeopardy as the country spirals further in violence.

Library director Dangelo Neard said the history of Haiti -- the Western Hemispheres second-oldest republic -- was being threatened.

Haiti's National Library was looted Wednesday by the armed gangs that have been terrorizing the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, its director told an Agence France Presse reporter.

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The gangs rampaging across Haiti ransacked the National Library in the capital city of Port-au-Prince on Wednesday.

Haitis National Library was looted Wednesday by armed gangs terrorizing the Caribbean nations capital Port-au-Prince amid extended political paralysis, its director told AFP. Dangelo Neard said the history of Haiti -- the Western Hemispheres second-oldest republic -- was being threatened.

Haiti's National Library was looted Wednesday by armed gangs terrorizing the Caribbean nation's capital Port-au-Prince amid extended political paralysis, its director told AFP. Dangelo Neard said the history of Haiti -- the Western Hemisphere's second-oldest republic -- was being threatened.Armed groups control most of Port-au-Prince and swaths of countryside in the absence of a functioning government and continued delays in establishing a promised transitional authority.

Haitis National Library was looted Wednesday by armed gangs terrorizing the Caribbean nations capital Port-au-Prince, its director told AFP, as UNESCO condemned multiple "devastating" attacks on educational and artistic institutions

Haitis National Library was looted Wednesday by armed gangs terrorizing the Caribbean nations capital Port-au-Prince, its director told AFP, as UNESCO condemned multiple "devastating" attacks on educational and artistic institutions

Haitis National Library was looted Wednesday by armed gangs terrorizing the Caribbean nations capital Port-au-Prince, its director told AFP, as UNESCO condemned multiple "devastating" attacks on educational and artistic institutions