Haitian gang leader writes to the UN seeking dialogue as clashes with an international force intensify

Summary

One of Haiti's most powerful gang leaders has written to the U.N. Secretary General and requested that the organization deploy a delegation to Haiti for dialogue and mediation as clashes between gangs and an international force intensify, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Monday 2 November. Bloomberg reported that one of Haiti's largest and most notorious gangs is asking for peace talks amid fears that an influx of thousands of El Salvadoran troops could lead to more bloodshed in the country, headlining that a Haiti gang leader calls for peace after El Salvador sends troops.

Latest: One of Haiti's most powerful gang leaders wrote to the U.N. Secretary General requesting a U.N. delegation to Haiti for dialogue and mediation as clashes between gangs and an international force intensify, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, and Bloomberg wrote that one of Haiti's largest gangs is asking for peace talks amid fears that an influx of thousands of El Salvadoran troops could lead to more bloodshed.

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