Dominican Leader Urges UN to Step up Backing for Haiti Mission
Abinader said only about one-fifth of the authorized force has been deployed and urged sanctions on gang financing and stronger support for Haitian institutions.
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Dominican leader urges UN to step up backing for Haiti mission
SANTO DOMINGO, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader urged the United Nations on Wednesday to act in Haiti, calling for more troops, tighter arms enforcement and stronger backing for Haitian institutions as gang violence deep...
Dominican president urges UN to step up backing for Haiti mission
Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader urged the United Nations on Wednesday to act in Haiti, calling for more troops, tighter arms enforcement and stronger backing for Haitian institutions as gang violence deepens in his country’s crisis-hit neighbour. Addressing the UN General Assembly, Abinader said the Security Council had already approved the framework for an international force in Haiti, but not the means to make it effective. He said …
The President of the Dominican Republic, Luis Abinader, called on the General Assembly of the United Nations to complete the deployment of the authorized international force to combat armed gangs in neighboring Haiti, whose mandate expires on 30 September. Yesterday, during his speech at the general debate of the 81st session of the UN, the president called for the enforcement of the arms embargo against Haiti, sanctioning those who finance and …
United Nations, Sep 23 (Latin Press) Dominican President Luis Abinader reiterated to the UN General Assembly today that "the solution to Haiti is in Haiti" and asked the international community to make it possible in that territory. The post Dominican President calls for more action in the face of Haiti's crisis first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Abinader proposed to complete the deployment of forces, implement arms embargoes and strengthen institutions in Haiti. He insisted that the solution should emerge within Haiti, calling for international support.
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