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La cifra de muertos por ataque de pandillas en Haití llega a 47 y más de 50 personas son secuestradas, según la ONU
Un violento ataque de pandillas en Haití ha dejado al menos 47 muertos y más de 50 secuestrados, lo que genera preocupación en el jefe de la ONU, António Guterres, ante la escalada de la crisis de seguridad en el país.
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Al menos 47 personas han muerto y más de 50 han sido secuestradas en un ataque de pandillas en Haití, según la Organización de las Naciones Unidas. Las cifras actualizadas de víctimas subrayan la grave amenaza que representan los grupos criminales armados que operan en el país. El secretario general de las Naciones Unidas, António Guterres, señaló que este ataque mortal pone de relieve la alarmante situación de seguridad en Haití impulsada por la violencia de las pandillas. El incidente refleja la crisis y la inestabilidad continuas que afectan a la región a medida que la violencia sigue aumentando.
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