Haïti-Crise : Les États-Unis invitent l'OEA à dépêcher une délégation pour aider à trouver une solution - Haiti24

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Haïti-Crise : Les États-Unis invitent l'OEA à dépêcher une délégation pour aider à trouver une solution - Haiti24

Ce jeudi 13 mai 2021, au cours d'une rencontre virtuelle avec les États membres de l'OEA, les États-Unis d'Amérique ont invité ces derniers à dépêcher une délégation en Haïti pour aider à trouver une solution à la crise sociopolitique. Les discussions ont précisément porté sur la composition et la date de l'envoi de la délégation de l'Organisation des États Américains (OEA) dans le pays.

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