"Haitian Prime Minister's Desperate Bid to Quell Gang Violence Amid Turmoil"

Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry, who has been notably absent during the country's recent outbreak of violence, landed in Puerto Rico after traveling across the world. Armed gangs have taken advantage of the power void, engaging in violent clashes with police and instigating mass prison escapes. Meanwhile, gang leader Jimmy Chérizier aims to block Henry's return and force his resignation. The Biden administration's support for Henry has not translated into popularity at home, as the country grapples with economic turmoil, surging gang violence, and political instability. The recent surge in violence has renewed pressure on foreign powers to deploy a security force to prevent further bloodshed, with calls for a U.S.-led military intervention gaining traction.