Haiti announces new election dates as 2,000 Salvadoran troops help fight gangs
- SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Haiti’s government has announced new election dates as police and soldiers backed by the recent arrival of more than 2,000 troops from El Salvador fight gangs.
- The Provisional Electoral Council said late Wednesday that the first round of general elections will be held next July 18 and the second round on Oct.
- Haiti has not held elections in more than a decade and is run by an unelected prime minister.
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- SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Haiti’s government has announced new election dates as police and soldiers backed by the recent arrival of more than 2,000 troops from El Salvador fight gangs.
- The Provisional Electoral Council said late Wednesday that the first round of general elections will be held next July 18 and the second round on Oct.
- Haiti has not held elections in more than a decade and is run by an unelected prime minister.
Sources: ABC News