The military move comes just days before the end of the transitional government’s mandate in the Caribbean country.

The government has suffered a harsh and resounding defeat to its political and economic plans. In this article, we present the results and offer some explanations for the outcome of November 16.

The increase in violence comes amid the presence of foreign troops in Haiti in a process approved by the United Nations and financed by Washington.

Israel ha reclutado a varias bandas locales para saquear convoyes de ayuda humanitaria e incitar luchas internas en Gaza tras el fracaso de la Operación Carros de Gedeón. Facciones de la resistencia palestina en Gaza califican a la banda local Abu Shabab de “traidores a sueldo”.

Israel has recruited a number of local gangs to loot aid convoys and incite infighting in Gaza after “Operation Gideon’s Chariots” was frustrated by the Palestinian resistance.

President Noboa has celebrated “Operation Gran Fénix 28” and promises to extradite the leader of Los Choneros to the United States.

The United States has formally designated the two Haitian criminal groups – the Viv Ansanm coalition and the Gran Grif gang – as terrorist organizations.

Haitian peasant Jean Claude Philippe played a central role in training internationalist brigade members from Brazil and Latin America.

The UN-backed Kenyan-led mission faces significant challenges as armed gangs escalate violence across the island nation.

At least 22 people were massacred in Guayaquil. The government promises pardons for the police and military and claims that the surge in violence is due to the upcoming presidential elections.

Paradoxically, the government calls its security plan a success, while requesting the entry of foreign troops to reduce internal violence.

Kenya’s ongoing intervention in Haiti faces growing doubts amid escalating crisis and humanitarian challenges.