Haiti Gang Attack Kills at Least 47 in Kenscoff Church Shelter
A Haiti gang attack on Kenscoff killed at least 47, including in a church shelter. The Viv Ansanm coalition expands control near Port-au-Prince.
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A Haiti gang attack on Kenscoff killed at least 47, including in a church shelter. The Viv Ansanm coalition expands control near Port-au-Prince.
The latest attack comes as Haiti prepares for general elections scheduled for December 13 — the country
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