Haitian Officials Request U.S.
Troops to Protect Infrastructure
amid Political Turmoil
Posted By: Ida Lou Pino, 7/10/2021 10:50:57 AM
Haitian government officials said they’ve asked the United States to deploy troops in an auxiliary effort to help shield Haiti’s infrastructure from attack amid the political turbulence the country is experiencing after President Jovenel Moïse’s sudden assassination Wednesday. They requested U.S. forces to help protect Haiti’s port, airport, gasoline reserves, and other facilities. There are concerns that the leader’s murder could exacerbate the already fraught situation in the country, which is afflicted by civil unrest, economic instability, gang violence, and a COVID public health crisis, among other woes.
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And here are my two "requests" - - 1. What happened to the mega-mall that the Klintoons were supposed to build, creating thousands of jobs for poor Haitians? 2. Who is now running the late, great Tony Rodham's gold mine?