Under a bilateral agreement, Haiti's National Police, armed forces, and Salvadoran special units retook the stadium in Port-au-Prince, which gangs had controlled since 2024 and forced the national football team to play abroad. President Nayib Bukele announced the success, with plans to establish an operational base there using armed robot dogs to push into more gang territory. While many residents welcome the step toward reclaiming public spaces, human rights groups urge compliance with international standards amid praise for Bukele's anti-gang approach.
Nayib Bukele@nayibbukele
Nan kad akò bilateral ki genyen ant gouvènman Ayiti ak gouvènman Salvadò a, yon operasyon konjwen ki te reyini Polis Nasyonal Dayiti, Fòs Lame Dayiti (FAd’H), Task Force la, ak Fòs Espesyal Salvadò yo reyisi pran kontwòl Estad Sylvio Cator a epi mete l an sekirite. Pandan…
Passion Info Plus@passioninfoplus
Des soldats salvadoriens ont investi ce jeudi l’enceinte du Stade Sylvio Cator, occupé pendant 2 ans par les gangs
ElBuni@therealbuni
El Salvador conquistó un estadio de Haití y liberaron perros robot con armas para cazar a los de las bandas Cada vez mas cyberpunk todo jsjs