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Bodies of four Salvadoran soldiers found in Haiti

One Turn followed this story across 2 editions, from Port-au-Prince, Haiti on October 24, 2026. Newest first.

Armed gangs control much of Port-au-Prince. An international security mission is helping Haitian police.

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Sunday, October 25, 2026 · Day 2 · Conflict · Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Bodies of four Salvadoran soldiers found in Haiti

Bodies believed to be four Salvadoran soldiers were found outside Port-au-Prince, the New York Times reported. The soldiers had been missing since an ambush by armed gangs. Separately, former president Michel Martelly registered as a candidate for the December 13 election, Haiti's first in ten years.

Why it matters: The deaths show the risks facing the foreign security mission meant to help Haiti hold elections.

Sources: The Straits Times, Africanews · See it on the globe

Saturday, October 24, 2026 · Day 1 · Politics · Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Ex-president Martelly registers for Haiti election

Former Haitian president Michel Martelly registered on Friday as a candidate in the December 13 elections. They will be Haiti's first elections in 10 years. Earlier this month, the electoral council overturned a ban on candidates sanctioned by foreign countries.

Why it matters: The vote is meant to restore elected government in a country hit by gang violence.

Sources: Africanews · See it on the globe

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