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Haiti gang violence expanding territory; students still pursue graduation

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Haiti gang violence expanding territory; students still pursue graduation
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Haiti (MNN) – Haiti's gangs aren't slowing down. New reports say increasingly well-armed criminal groups now operate across roughly half the country's regions, while security forces struggle to contain the violence. With the latest UN security mission withdrawn and a replacement Gang Suppression For

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