Haiti Crisis: El Salvador Surges Hundreds of Troops to Find Missing Soldiers
El Salvador’s troop presence in Haiti has swelled to at least 600, according to a top researcher, a reflection of President Nayib Bukele’s efforts to find four kidnapped soldiers in the troubled Caribbean nation.
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