The UN representative wants to send a force to Haiti to fight gang
UNO: The United States and Canada may lead an international armed force to help Haiti fight gangs, the U.N. special envoy for Haiti sai... | News Track
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UNO: The United States and Canada may lead an international armed force to help Haiti fight gangs, the U.N. special envoy for Haiti sai... | News Track
The United States and Canada showed no interest Tuesday in deploying security personnel despite renewed appeals from the United Nations and Haiti for help to end worsening violence in the Western hemisphere's poorest nation.
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United States and Canada -- the two countries most often mentioned as possible leaders of an international armed force to help Haiti combat gangs – showed no interest Tuesday in deploying security personnel despite renewed appeals from the United Nations and Haiti for help to end worsening violence in the Western hemisphere's poorest nation.
The U.S. and Canada showed no interest in deploying security personnel despite renewed appeals from the United Nations and Haiti for help to end worsening violence in the Western hemisphere's poorest nation.
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