President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele on Tuesday published a message in Haitian Creole affirming that his country can help defeat Haiti’s gangs, stressing that his soldiers are not “invaders.”
\n\nBukele’s new message comes days after his administration deployed 2,000 troops to Haiti to support ongoing U.N.-endorsed security operations aimed at rescuing four missing Salvadoran aircraft technicians who went missing in October after violent gangs ambushed a military vehicle.
\n\nIn the message, written by Bukele in Haitian Creole, the Salvadoran president states that Jean-Jacques Dessalines liberate Haiti, “but some of his own people betrayed and killed him.”
\n\n“People who looked like him, spoke his language, but did not share his principles. They were traitors who sought only their own personal advantage, plunging Haiti into generations of suffering and misery,” the message read.
\n\n“These traitors still exist in Haiti. They are not the heirs of Dessalines; they are the heirs of the traitors who assassinated him and destroyed his legacy,” he continued. “Some are gang members, others finance or arm the gangs, and some of them are doing everything they can to prevent the Haitian people from achieving their freedom.”
\n\nBukele, without specifically mentioning anyone in particular, affirmed that “many foreigners…
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