UN security council approves 'Gang Suppression Force' for Haiti

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : "The unity and collaboration demonstrated by member states, including the Standing Group of Partners for Haiti and the United Nations, underscore our shared objective: Put an end to the violence and suffering so that Haiti may restore security, rebuild strong institutions and lay the foundations for sustainable development," Panama's representative to the U.N. Eloy Alfaro de Alba read in English and Spanish.
45% : " Both Russia and China, during negotiations, which were ramped up last week by Washington, had expressed concerns about the new force's financing, chain of command, and other technical and political questions like the future role of Kenya's police forces in the new makeup.

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