Salvadoran President Naive Bucala deployed more than 2,000 troops to Haiti within days, launching an aggressive military campaign against armed gangs in the country.
On November 6, the notorious 400 Mauzo gang called for negotiations with the Haitian government, following increased military operations, having previously marched in the streets with weapons and threatened civilians who questioned or opposed the rule of their armed gang.
Bokla has progressed more in days than years of international aid. succeeded However, gangs still control much of Haiti's capital, with Bucala increasing Salvador's military presence daily.
Bucala forces have already carried out large-scale operations against gangs, while Haitian authorities have also confirmed the killing of a prominent gang leader.