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Antigua reversed its Cuba vote under U.S. pressure, prime minister says
Antigua and Barbuda had planned to vote for a United Nations resolution calling on the United States to end its embargo against Cuba. But before the vote, the government reversed course after the State Department warned that supporting Cuba could jeopardize ongoing negotiations over U.S. visa restrictions on Antiguan citizens, Prime Minister Gaston Browne said. Browne disclosed the decision on…
More than 1,100 killed in Haiti in less than three months, according to the latest UN report
More than 1,100 people were killed in Haiti in less than three months, according to the latest United Nations human rights report on a country where armed gangs continue to terrorize Port-au-Prince and spread into areas once spared. Between July and September, at least 1,167 people were killed and 459 injured, the UN Integrated Office in Haiti, known as BINUH,…
Haiti – Security: Salvadoran soldiers extend their offensive in Port-au-Prince as the FRG announces weapons seizures
The deployment of Salvadoran military personnel in the Haitian capital entered a new phase on Thursday morning, with their appearance in other strategic areas previously controlled by criminal gangs. After Croix-des-Bouquets, where President Nayib Bukele's troops have inflicted heavy losses on the "400 Mawozo" gang in recent days, soldiers were spotted at the Sylvio-Cator stadium, in Village-de-Dieu and in the…
Colom’s Mississippi win gives Democrats a 55th Senate seat
Democrats have picked up another U.S. Senate seat. Scott Colom will defeat Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi, CNN's Decision Desk projected Wednesday, bringing the party's incoming Senate majority to 55 seats, with a 56th still in reach. Colom's projected win, reported by CNN, makes the 43-year-old district attorney the first Democrat Mississippi voters have sent to the Senate in…
G7 foreign ministers warn against sanctioned figures positioning for the postponed July elections in Haiti
Meeting in Paris on November 9 and 10, the G7 foreign ministers and the High Representative of the European Union adopted a joint statement on Haiti. The text lends strong support to the security effort while taking a sharper tone on the credibility of the electoral process and on governance. It comes amid intensified operations against armed gangs and repeated…
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Antigua reversed its Cuba vote under U.S. pressure, prime minister says
Antigua and Barbuda had planned to vote for a United Nations resolution…
More than 1,100 killed in Haiti in less than three months, according to the latest UN report
More than 1,100 people were killed in Haiti in less than three…
Haiti – Security: Salvadoran soldiers extend their offensive in Port-au-Prince as the FRG announces weapons seizures
The deployment of Salvadoran military personnel in the Haitian capital entered a…
Colom’s Mississippi win gives Democrats a 55th Senate seat
Democrats have picked up another U.S. Senate seat. Scott Colom will defeat…
G7 foreign ministers warn against sanctioned figures positioning for the postponed July elections in Haiti
Meeting in Paris on November 9 and 10, the G7 foreign ministers…
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