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Número de mortos em ataque de gangues no Haiti chega a 47 e mais de 50 são sequestrados, relata a ONU
Um violento ataque de gangues no Haiti resultou em pelo menos 47 mortes e mais de 50 sequestros, gerando preocupação do chefe da ONU, António Guterres, sobre a crescente crise de segurança no país.
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Pelo menos 47 pessoas foram mortas e mais de 50 indivíduos sequestrados em um ataque de gangues no Haiti, de acordo com as Nações Unidas. O número atualizado de vítimas ressalta a grave ameaça representada por grupos criminosos armados que operam dentro do país. O secretário-geral das Nações Unidas, António Guterres, observou que o ataque mortal destaca a alarmante situação de segurança no Haiti impulsionada pela violência de gangues. O incidente reflete a crise contínua e a instabilidade que afetam a região à medida que a violência continua a aumentar.
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