Dominican Republic Calls for Haiti Force to Be Strengthened
Ito Bisono said the force had fewer than 1,000 personnel in July and still lacked contingencies needed for full operations.
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Dominican Republic calls for Haiti force to be strengthened
Announced by the UN Security Council last year, the Gang Suppression Force (GSF) had been expected to ramp up between April and October to a planned capacity of 5,500 uniformed personnel and 50 civilian staff. But GSF spokesperson Igor Rugwiza has said the goal of 5,500 members could not be achieved in such a short time due to "logistical constraints." "There has been some advances in security, but it's still frail. The force does not have enoug…
Dominican Republic.–President Luis Abinader reiterated this Wednesday that the Dominican Republic cannot take on Haiti’s problems alone, and asked the international community to take action to address the evils that affect that nation. (Continue reading...) Take a look at the video here: Abinader at the UN: “There is no Dominican solution to the Haitian problem.” Look at https://t.co/koXHaaGGKa. pic.twitter.com/Z8DKpKAojx — CDN 37 (@cdn37) Septe…
President Luis Abinader called this Wednesday before the United Nations General Assembly to act without delay in the face of the crisis in Haiti, warning that what was approved by the Security Council now needs the means to be fulfilled, so he asked to complete the deployment of the Force, provide the missing troops and resources, enforce the arms embargo and strengthen Haitian institutions. “What the Council approved now needs the means to be f…
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