What's the crisis in Haiti?

The situation in Haiti is dire: a majority of hospitals have closed. There’s almost no way to get clean drinking water. Prices for food and basic needs have soared. And there’s a cholera outbreak. What’s happened?

To recap: Haiti’s gas prices have doubled in recent months. In response, a powerful gang leader has demanded that the prime minister resign, and as an act of protest the gang then blocked off the country’s main fuel terminal. Without fuel, almost everything shuts down. Cue the domino effect and here we are.

The international community now faces a big question: Should Haiti be left to fight their way through this on their own? Or should foreign countries intervene at the risk of making things worse?

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[kedanpie]

How is a gang leader holding Haiti hostage……is all you need to hear to know the story does not add up.

[TheMutantssolosyourverse]

cause these people are going to other countries until they fix their country this will keep happening

[justincash]

Haiti has been that way for at least 5 years now not since September 🤣🤣

[ashfire]

definitely no outside criminals no US no UN

[Proof]

Haiti has been like this since the Haitian revolution. Don't like the leader? Get rid of him. In almost all causes the leaders made decisions to help the country

[JILLUSA]

Just don't get the USA involved. It wouldn't do a bit of good. 🇺🇸