Haiti's Ongoing Struggles: A Decade After Disaster

This chapter examines the persistent challenges Haiti faces ten years after the devastating earthquake, revealing the profound effects of poverty, crime, and political instability that continue to hinder recovery. Despite substantial aid, critical needs like clean water and food security remain unmet, prompting urgent calls for constitutional reform. The discussion highlights the political dysfunction in Haiti, including the president's efforts to address unrest through potential reforms amidst rising protests and public dissatisfaction.