Trade continues in Jimaní despite tension on the border with Haiti
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Trade activities through the Mal Paso border crossing in Jimaní continued normally on Saturday despite regional tensions, even as the Ejército de República Dominicana reinforced its presence and supervised strategic points in the border area.
Simultaneously, reports emerged regarding the recovery of human remains believed to belong to four Salvadoran military personnel who went missing following an armed gang ambush and attack on October 18 in the Santo area of Croix-des-Bouquets, on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The Gang Repression Force (GSF) stated it received the remains, with initial accounts of the discovery originating from sources cited by The New York Times.
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Diario Libre (Restos humanos de militares salvadoreños en Haití)Focuses on the handover of human remains by the GSF.
Diario Libre (Emboscada a militares salvadoreños en Haití deja víctimas)Emphasizes the discovery of bodies following the ambush.
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