The U.S. filed criminal charges and took custody of four key suspects detained in connection with the 2021 assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse
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filed criminal charges and took custody of four key suspects detained in connection with theThe four men, three Haitian-Americans and a Colombian, had been in a Haitian prison since the July 2021 killing of Mr. Moïse and were transferred into U.S. custody in Miami. The slaying plunged the impoverished nation into social and political turmoil.
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