Hundreds of Haitians marched through Port-au-Prince and towns such as Jérémie, Thomonde, Mirebalais and Jacmel over the weekend to thank President Nayib Bukele and Salvadoran troops confronting gangs. More than 2,000 Salvadoran personnel have remained in Haiti since late October under a United Nations-endorsed mission after four aircraft technicians disappeared in an ambush on October 18. Rally participants who had lost homes and livelihoods to gangs urged stronger action and accused Haitian authorities of failing to respond for years, with some saying they now look to Bukele and the foreign forces. Vice President Félix Ulloa reported progress clearing Croix-des-Bouquets, noted El Salvador funds the entire operation itself, and said the troops are not meant to replace the Gang Suppression Force. Haiti’s prime minister is expected in El Salvador on November 16-17 to discuss the deployment’s future.