U.S. puts $3 million bounty on Haiti’s gang financiers The United States is now offering a $3 million reward and relocation for information targeting the financial networks of Haiti’s most powerful gangs, a strategic pivot that signals Washington’s recognition that killing or capturing individual gang leaders has failed to dismantle the sprawling criminal enterprise strangling the Caribbean nation. The Rewards for Justice program, operating under the State Department, issued the rare appeal Wednesday, seeking whistleblowers who can expose the money pipelines fueling the Viv Ansanm coalition and Gran Grif, both of which were designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations by…

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