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Rubio addresses Haiti security, Cuban medical missions, Signal chat leak and green-card concerns in Jamaica
Summary
On a visit to Kingston, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed the need to expand support for the Haitian National Police, criticized some aspects of Cuba's overseas medical program, defended a U.S. operation after a Signal chat leak and reassured lawful U.S. permanent residents about travel.
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio used a Kingston press conference to address multiple regional and global issues, including Haiti's security needs, concerns about aspects of Cuba’s medical mission program, an internal Signal chat that was leaked to a journalist and assurances for lawful U.S. permanent residents.
On Haiti, Rubio said the international effort should include a rapid expansion of the Haitian National Police, arguing the HNP must be resourced to confront gangs. "There would have to be a significant expansion in resources in support of the HNP to enable them to take on the gangs," Rubio said.
Regarding Cuba’s medical…
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