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Is there a way out of Haiti’s nightmare?
Mar 14, 2024
Exploring the breakdown of the rule of law in Haiti with insights on the influence of past events, rising gang violence, and the country's struggle for stability amid political turmoil and foreign interventions.
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- Haiti's historical struggles with colonial powers have deeply influenced its current crisis.
- Gangs in Haiti, like Jimmy Barbeque-Churese, pose a severe threat to stability and are deeply intertwined with political factions.
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Haiti's Current Crisis: A Total Collapse of Institutions
Haiti faces a severe crisis with a complete collapse of governmental institutions, rampant violence orchestrated by armed bandits attacking key locations, and a fractured leadership. The assassination of President Juvenile Muis in 2021 served as a catalyst for the current turmoil, exacerbating the deep-seated issues. The appointment of an unpopular and ineffective leader, Ariel Henri, with minimal legitimacy, worsened the situation, reflecting foreign policy shortcomings towards Haiti.
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