Eyder Peralta, NPR's correspondent, shares his gripping experiences from Haiti, where gang violence reigns and the government is in disarray. He vividly recounts a dangerous encounter with gang leader Barbecue, shedding light on the complex dynamics of power and desperation. Eyder delves into Haitians’ skepticism about international interventions, reflecting on a painful history of failed promises. Throughout the chaos, he also highlights a remarkable resilience among the people, revealing their unyielding spirit amidst turmoil.