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Haïti : le bilan d'un raid de gangs atteint 47 morts et plus de 50 enlèvements, selon l'ONU
Un raid violent mené par des gangs en Haïti a fait au moins 47 morts et plus de 50 enlèvements, suscitant l'inquiétude du chef de l'ONU, António Guterres, face à l'aggravation de la crise sécuritaire dans le pays.
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Au moins 47 personnes ont été tuées et plus de 50 autres enlevées lors d'un raid de gangs en Haïti, selon les Nations unies. La mise à jour du bilan des victimes souligne la grave menace que représentent les groupes criminels armés opérant dans le pays. Le secrétaire général des Nations unies, António Guterres, a fait remarquer que cette attaque meurtrière met en évidence la situation sécuritaire alarmante en Haïti, alimentée par la violence des gangs. Cet incident reflète la crise persistante et l'instabilité qui touchent la région alors que la violence continue de s'intensifier.
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