The initial group of 17 was captured in October.
People ride a motorcycle past a police car following a call for a general strike launched by severalprofessional associations and companies to denounce insecurity in Port-au-Prince on Oct. 18, 2021. The announcement comes two months to the day since the missionaries, associated with the Ohio-based organization Christian Aid Ministries, were abducted by the infamous 400 Mawozo gang east of the capital Port-au-Prince after visiting an orphanage.
The group of 17 Americans and one Canadian included five children, the youngest only 8 months old, according to the
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