Haiti does not make weapons. So how are the gangs full of them?

A videos widely widely broadcast online, a bunch of a bunch of Haiti Joseph Wilson, shirtless, shirtless, happy hairs that used their hair snugged-piercing bullets.

“We have enough scars for our hard hair,” he said.

So how did he get them?

The weapons are not produced in Haiti, and it is illegal to send there, but the country’s capital port terrorists, never looks short of them or ammunition.

Experts appreciate The presence of some 20 armed groups with port-au-princess, AR-15 and Galil attack rifles, shotguns and glock shotguns. The United Nations estimates that 270,000 and 500,000 firearms are illegally winged in Haiti, and the most weapons in the hands of gangs.

Their superior fire power exceeds the subtle rows of Haiti, and contributed to the number of amazing deaths, which are more than 1,000 murders and contributions to more than 5,600 murder last year.

The United Nations applied the arms embargo in Haiti three years ago, but the most weapons in Haiti’s streets were purchased by straw buyers and moved to the country by the Dominican Republic or sometimes by the Dominican Republic.

The issue was so serious that the Government of Haiti restricted imported along the land border with the Dominican Republic. Only the goods originally allowed there; Any product that does not arise in the Dominican Republic must enter the seaports of Haiti.

As the capital of Haiti struggles with a severe crisis that threatens his existence, the questions are enough to manage the tide of weapons, including Haiti and other nations.

“If you stop the flow of weapons and bullets, the networks have run out of ammunition,” said UN O’Neill, an Independent Human Rights Specialist for the UN Haiti. “It’s a faster, faster, more secure way to disassemble them.”

Where do the weapons come from?

Short, Florida.

In addition to the ports of South Florida, including Miami and Fort Lauderdale ports, 90-2023 were 90 percent of the supply of drugs and crimes.

Networks are sometimes acquired by bribery by providing weapons to police stations or local police officers in Haiti. About 1000 police weapons were redirected in the last four years, the UN was reported last week and police officers sold them in the black market.

However, weapons are more than weapons in ships in South Florida, which are hidden between weapons, cycles, cars, electricity, electricity, clothing, clothing and food, clothing, clothing and food.

UN officials and private security experts have changed their tactics to increase the inspections in the Miami River, which cut the Miami city of Miami in recent months.

The new routes between the smugglers, Florida and the Dominican Republic, including Port Everglade, a large cruise ship and cargo detection, UN are in the latest report, he said.

Which weapons are fugitive?

This year, this year, the Dominican officials have seized two large people in Haina, near the capital Santo Domingo, in Haina.

In February, Dominican customs materials seized the largest weapon in the country, seized the biggest weapon for Haiti.

Barrett, including a barrett.

The owner of Miami was arrested for the list of the Lading bill in the Dominican Republic.

A second domain seized from New York, seized in January, can be connected to Haiti. This shipment includes several Kalashnikov style rifles with 37 weapons and labels produced in Vermont and Georgia.

In November, the Dominican government accused of increasing about a million ammunition, several Dominican police officers accused of increasing ammunition and accused the ammunition from the police station. At least one of the recipients was from Haiti, the Dominican Court shows notes.

He succeeded in law enforcement?

In response A September letter US Trade Administration, US Trade Administration, the United States Trade Department, regulating the exports of armed weapons in December, said none of the 11 foreign export control officials in December.

Again, the agency, during the Biden administration, caused the investigation into nine Haiti.

Other federal law enforcement agencies recently followed several Haitian weapons.

Last month, a 31-year-old police officer in the holy cloud, Fla.

In January, 34-year-old documentless migrant from Guatemala, Ricardo Sune-Girón, pledge the guilt of firearms on the plane in Tampa. According to the Plea Agreement, Mr. Sune-Girón, straw recipients in recipients because of the illegal purchasers of straw recipients, including 900 firearms, including Florida from the Dominican Republic and Haiti.

Haiti’s former security guard for the police chief, Florida, was arrested in December after the investigators closed about 90 fire weapons.

How does law enforcement solve the problem?

There are several reserves of several reserves related to the problem of firearms and border guards in Haiti, and ports, and experts have limited opportunities to search for goods exported in the internal ports and are usually carried out only random load inspections.

Ships floating from the United States to Haiti are often squeezed from the trail to home appliances, bicycles and cars, home appliances and cars.

In one case, in the Miami River, in the Miami River, the demolished weapons, tennis missiles, fruit juice, rice and clothing were hidden in the Miami River.

Anthony Hernandez, who said, “Unifenited,” in January, Miami accused of a customs and border security agent. “We do our best to reach as much as we can.”

Haiti’s law enforcement agencies did not respond to repeated surveys for comments.

What about the Dominican Republic?

The Dominican Republic supports a special part of 30 local customs agency in the United States, and 20 people are currently working to work in the United States.

According to the Dominican Foreign Ministry, the government, including the authorities, including the main ports, including all cargo for Haiti were reportedly reported.

Dominican customs officials are watching all suspicious transportation to watch all suspicious transportations and asked the Prosecutor’s Dominican Republic Haiti’s illegal source of illegal weapons.

Dominican customs authorities asked the prosecutors who refused to comment.

What about what to do to stop it?

Critics are not enough for weapons to weapons in the United States, an illegal experience of weapons to arms and people in the name of another person, the illegal experience of the merchants. Experience is responsible for a large number of weapons used in crimes throughout Mexico and Latin America.

Dealers are often ignoring the buyer patterns that can be easily detected by the merchants who pose as legitimate customers and repeatedly purchased many weapons, experts say.

“This is where you can stand this,”, the founder of global movement on weapons violence Jonathan Lowy. “The weapons are very difficult to stop the merchant once in the hands of the merchant. They can be broken and breakfast can be put on the chest of grain or fruit juice.”