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Dominican Republic backs Salvadoran troops operating in HaitiHaiti’s Salvadoran deployment needs oversight, not open-ended backingRegional partners rally behind troops confronting Haiti’s gangs
On November 10, Dominican President Luis Abinader said his government is providing logistics and intelligence support for El Salvador’s roughly 2,500 troops in Haiti, where they are fighting gangs outside the U.N.-backed force’s framework.On November 10, Dominican President Luis Abinader endorsed support for Salvadoran troops fighting gangs in Haiti, even as concerns persist about coordination, civilian deaths and human-rights safeguards.On November 10, Dominican President Luis Abinader said his government is aiding El Salvador’s roughly 2,500 troops in Haiti and urged the U.N.-backed force to coordinate with them.
