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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – America has quietly given thousands of guns to the Haitian National Police and is moving to approve the sale of thousands more despite a 14-year arms embargo and allegations the force is corrupt, brutal, and responsible for unjustified killings, American, U.N., and Haitian officials said this week.
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|PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – America has quietly given thousands of guns to the Haitian National Police and is moving to approve the sale of thousands more despite a 14-year arms embargo and allegations the force is corrupt, brutal, and responsible for unjustified killings, American, U.N., and Haitian officials said this week.
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