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House Haiti and Caribbean Caucuses release statement on released missionaries | New York Carib News

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On Monday, the co-chairs of the House Haiti Caucus and Caribbean Caucus released the following statement regarding the release of the remaining 12 captured U.S. and Canadian missionaries in Haiti. The statement read: “We are profoundly grateful and relieved to learn that the final 12 hostages held in Haiti, who were abducted more than two months ago, were safely found […]

Source: The New York Carib News

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