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Haiti: sale a 47 il bilancio delle vittime del raid di una gang e oltre 50 i rapiti, riferisce l'ONU
Un violento raid di una gang ad Haiti ha provocato almeno 47 morti e più di 50 rapimenti, sollevando la preoccupazione del capo dell'ONU António Guterres per la crescente crisi di sicurezza del Paese.
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Almeno 47 persone sono state uccise e più di 50 individui rapiti in un raid di una gang ad Haiti, secondo le Nazioni Unite. Il bilancio aggiornato delle vittime sottolinea la grave minaccia rappresentata dai gruppi criminali armati operanti all'interno del Paese. Il segretario generale delle Nazioni Unite António Guterres ha osservato che questo attacco mortale evidenzia la situazione di sicurezza allarmante ad Haiti, guidata dalla violenza delle gang. L'incidente riflette la crisi in corso e l'instabilità che colpiscono la regione mentre la violenza continua a crescere.
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