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Following the announced resignation of unelected Haitian President Ariel Henry, Haitians in the province want Haitian expertise to take centre stage in finding a way out of the current crisis gripping the island nation.
This week, the UN Security Council authorized a multinational security force for Haiti. Kenya, rather than Canada, will be leading the force. Canada was under pressure during the past two years from the Biden administration in the U.S., the UN, Caribbean allies and others to take the lead — but it didn't want to.
Canada is also helping assemble a training calendar so that foreign police can fill the gaps that Haitian and Canadian officials have identified.
The UN Security Council approved a multinational force to help combat violent gangs in Haiti