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Violence rocks Haiti as prime minister visits Kenya

IndiaTimes Friday, 1 March 2024
Violence and gunfire during a demonstration led by a gang leader caused panic in downtown Port-au-Prince. Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry arrived in Kenya to discuss a multinational security mission. Violent gangs control most of the capital. The United Nations has received formal notifications from five countries to contribute personnel to the international force.
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