El Salvador sends troops to help in Haiti

President Bukele is sending 2,000 soldiers to Haiti to help fix the country's security problems.

Things in Haiti have been very dangerous for a long time. Gangs have taken over much of the country, and the government is struggling to keep people safe. Now, El Salvador has decided to step in. President Nayib Bukele, the leader of El Salvador, is sending 2,000 of his soldiers to help out. Bukele is famous for his tough-on-crime policies back home. He managed to clear out most of the violent gangs in El Salvador, and now he is taking that mission abroad. There is also a more urgent reason for the move: four Salvadoran soldiers went missing, and the government hopes to find them while hel…