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Can This International Force Stop Haiti’s Gangs?

Outlet: The New York Times · Frances Robles, Michael Anthony Adams, Ben Laffin, Caroline Kim and André Paultre · Published 19/10/2026 09:01 UTC

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A new U.N.-backed military force is fighting to wrest control of the Haitian capital from violent gangs. Previous efforts by international troops failed to restore security. Can this one succeed?

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    A new U.N. U.N.-backed military force is fighting to wrest control of the Haitian capital from violent gangs. Previous efforts by international troops failed to restore security. Can this one succeed?

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19/10/2026 09:01 UTC
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19/10/2026 09:25 UTC
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