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Last update: 11 hours agoSecurity Offensive: Haitian police and a government task force retook Port-au-Prince’s Sylvio Cator Stadium, held by gangs for more than two years, then left Salvadoran troops to secure it. President Nayib Bukele says the site will serve as a base for further operations and that human remains were found inside; the discovery has not been independently verified. International Oversight: G7 foreign ministers backed the UN-authorized Gang Suppression Force but called for coordination, accountability and civilian protection as about 2,500 Salvadoran troops join the fight. They also warned that sanctioned individuals’ participation in Haiti’s delayed elections could undermine their credibility. Human Toll: A UN report says more than 1,000 people were killed in Haiti from July through September, while kidnappings in the capital rose in the third quarter. Political Participation: Haiti launched a strategy to increase women’s involvement in elections, as former foreign minister Dominique Dupuy announced a presidential bid.
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