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Canada Announces $35M Security Package
Minister Anita Anand reveals new funding for Haitian police, anti-drug trafficking, Jamaica recovery, and Colombia peace process at OAS meetings in Panama.
Armored Vehicles Arrive in Haiti
Residents of Cité Soleil celebrate the arrival of armored police vehicles, signaling ongoing international security support.
Haiti Gang Takeover
Armed gangs begin controlling large swaths of Haiti, including critical infrastructure and food production.
Canada’s $35 million funding package for Caribbean security, focused on Haiti’s gang crisis, signals growing demand for defense technologies in the region. The investment supports police operations, drug interdiction, and post-disaster resilience, creating avenues for surveillance, intelligence, and non-lethal equipment suppliers.
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