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US deports more than 100 people to Haiti as gang violence persists
- The U.S. government deported more than 100 people to Haiti on a Thursday flight from Louisiana to Cap-Haitien, marking the third consecutive weekly deportation flight according to Human Rights First's ICE Flight Monitor.
- Among the 101 deportees was Renan Hédouville, accused of corruption, as stated by Nicolas Mardoché from Haiti's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- Deportees arrive in Cap-Haitien due to dangers at Port-au-Prince airport, stemming from gang violence that controls much of the capital and has displaced nearly 1.5 million people in Haiti.
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He indicated that among them was Renan Hédouville, who used to be Director of the Haitian Citizen Protection Office and is accused of corruption.
The US government deported more than 100 people to Haiti on Thursday, stepping up flights to the troubled Caribbean country. The flight departed from Louisiana and landed in the northern city of Cap-Haïtien. “This is the third consecutive Thursday that a deportation flight has been carried out to Haiti, marking the transition from monthly to weekly ... More www.ertnews.gr
The U.S. government deported more than 100 people to Haiti on Thursday, while increasing this type of flight to the troubled Caribbean country.
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