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Mourners file into a church in Haiti where gangs killed dozens of people in latest rampage
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — More than 100 mourners attended funerals Wednesday inside a church where gangs recently executed more than 30 people in an attack that shook the troubled country. The funerals were held for two brothers and three of their cousins at a church in Kenscoff, nestled in the m…
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Violent gang members in Port-au-Prince have massacred nearly 50 people — many of whom were Christians — and burned down a sanctuary of an evangelical church. They killed animals in the area as well.
At least 47 people were killed and 22 others injured when gang members attacked a church sheltering displaced people just outside Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, according to the United Nations.
While Haiti is submerged in ongoing violence, a report of a particularly gruesome event has brought an appeal from Pope Leo. On August 23, some 150 gang members attacked a village that overlooks the capital Port-au-Prince.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Hundreds of people crowded into a church near Haiti's capital on Sunday for the funeral of four of the 47 people killed in a recent gang attack so brutal that it shook a country that has long struggled with violence.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — More than 100 mourners attended funerals Wednesday inside a church where gangs recently executed more than 30 people in an attack that shook the troubled country. The funerals were held for two brothers and three of their cousins at a church in Kenscoff, nestled in the m…
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