Dominican president calls for completion of the deployment of forces against gangs in Haiti
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During the United Nations General Assembly, Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader called for the full deployment of the authorized international security force tasked with combating armed gangs in neighboring Haiti. The appeal highlights ongoing regional concerns regarding security and the operational status of the international intervention mission.
Simultaneously, domestic political tensions arose within the Dominican Republic regarding internal security. Former president and Fuerza del Pueblo leader Leonel Fernández publicly criticized the current government's handling of local crime, stating that recent violent incidents have overwhelmed state administration and expressing deep concern over the nature of these attacks.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses internationally on Abinader's UN appeal for the Haitian security mission.
Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) (DO)Focuses domestically on opposition leader Leonel Fernández criticizing the government over local violence.
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