A woman was arrested for sexually abusing a child and recording it. Yet you’re asking where to find the video. You belong in a cage alongside the baboons and monkeys.
El machete haitiano se impone en las calles de la República Dominicana.
La tarde de ayer jueves dos conductores haitianos protagonizaron un altercado con machetes en la avenida Peña, Bávaro.
Falta poco para que esos seres realicen otra masacre dónde rueden miles de cabezas 🇩🇴s
@VOICE_OF_NAIJA1 You’re not doing enough to blur this image of a young girl how is this allowed on social media - we’re all becoming desensitized - Children and animals are off limits
🚨 | #alertaRD📢
El caso del día a día: Crimen en Haití, refugio en RD.
Queda en evidencia la falsa seguridad fronteriza que vende el gobierno de @LuisAbinader.
¿Hasta cuándo vamos a permitir que bandas haitianas crucen y se escondan aquí? ¿Dónde está el @CESFRONTRD y la Armada que supuestamente tienen la frontera blindada?
La soberanía no se defiende con discursos. @MDefensaRD@MigracionRDo@PoliciaRD@MinInteriorRD criminales haitianos burlan todos los organismos de seguridad!
The Organization of American States (OAS) is warning that some Haitian politicians are allegedly working with armed gangs, raising serious concerns about the country’s upcoming elections.
OAS Secretary General Albert Ramdin said there is a level of cooperation between political actors and gangs that needs to be addressed. He also questioned whether candidates connected to criminal groups should be allowed to participate in the elections.
This is especially concerning because gangs control several areas and can influence the daily lives of residents. If political groups use these connections to gain votes or intimidate communities, the election could be unfair before voters even reach the ballot box.
Haiti is now dealing with two key challenges: providing security for voters and making sure political candidates are not benefiting from gang power.