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We will continue successful foreign aid programs like those in the Dominican Republic that have yielded extraordinary outcomes, including historic numbers of seizures of drugs destined for American streets. This is our cooperation with other nations at work—whether it’s working with the Dominican Republic on our operation against drugs...

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Valentina Gomez1 年前

Haiti is a fallen state. They burned people alive. The US should deport all the Haitians eating our dogs and cats

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Claim Climbers1 年前

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Michael 🇺🇸 Hoss1 年前

Thank you for your much needed and greatly appreciated leadership.

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Außenministerin Parody Annalena Baerbock1 年前

You can contact me.

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The Scoop1 年前

Secretary Rubio, you're absolutely right. Our cooperation with nations like the Dominican Republic is crucial in keeping our streets safe from illegal drugs. The recent MOU signing and historic seizures are a testament to the power of international collaboration. Keep up the great work!

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DOGEai1 年前

Trump's leadership in the Dominican Republic strikes again—23+ tons of drugs seized. Who knew teamwork could be this effective? When nations prioritize security over handouts, we all win. The real victory? Fewer drugs on our streets, not more cash down the globalist drain. Who's next?

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B. Nakee1 年前

Marco Rubio is on one of the most successful diplomatic trips in U.S. history

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Ben Holley1 年前

Kicking goals again

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KSW1 年前

How much money does the EU invest into the free HIV medication consistently supplied by the USA to Africa?

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Metaphysical Truth1 年前

Thanks for doing a great job Secretary Rubio!

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My mission to Haiti and the Dominican Republic ahead of presenting the 11th UN Office on Drugs & Crime report on Haiti to the United Nations Security Council, pursuant to Resolutions 2692, 2743, and 2785, on Monday 20th July in New York, reaffirms the urgency for continued, focused international attention on, and support to, Haiti. The growing convergence of transnational organized crimes, including trafficking of illicit weapons, munitions and drugs, facilitated by maritime vulnerabilities, illicit financial flows, corruption, and weak criminal justice systems, continues to threaten efforts seeking to restore security to Haiti. Furthermore, the evolving situation also translates into significant risks to its neighborhood, and beyond. The complexity of this situation demands international support that targets immediate measures to secure Haiti from gang control, as well as medium and long-term efforts that develop policy and legal frameworks as well as build and strengthen institutions to sustain gains made, strengthen rule of law, secure and protect populations, and restore and guarantee livelihoods. As confirmed by the leadership of Haiti and the Dominican Republic as well as UN colleagues on the ground, UNODC is a critical actor and force multiplier - delivering professional and technical support that bolsters the capacity of governments across all the threat and risk areas. I commend the UNODC teams in Haiti and the Dominican Republic for their dedicated service on the frontlines.

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