"Haiti's Ongoing Crisis: Escapes, Gang Rule, and Unstable Leadership"

In the midst of escalating gang violence, political instability, and a humanitarian crisis, Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, is gripped by chaos and desperation. With gangs controlling 80% of the city, residents face food and fuel shortages, while the international airport remains closed. Prime Minister Ariel Henry's resignation has left a power vacuum, and the promised transitional government has yet to materialize. Efforts to deploy foreign troops to confront the gangs and restore peace are in limbo, leaving millions of Haitians in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.