EEUU evalúa encargar al Comando Sur un plan para Haití ante las limitaciones de la ONU para combatir a las bandas de narcotraficantes

The United States government is evaluating a proposal to task the U.S. Southern Command with developing a strategic plan to address the security crisis in Haiti. This potential shift in strategy comes as international efforts led by the United Nations and the Organization of American States to establish a specialized force to combat local criminal gangs face significant operational limitations.

Currently, criminal organizations maintain control over approximately 80 percent of the Haitian territory. The move to involve the U.S. military reflects growing concerns regarding the efficacy of existing diplomatic and multilateral frameworks in restoring order and curbing the influence of narcotics-trafficking gangs within the country.