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Is Haiti running out of options to stop violent gangs?

Violent gangs have seized most of the capital, Port-au-Prince, and are now attacking Haiti’s central region, killing civilians and burning their homes. From deploying Kenyan troops to drones and mercenaries, the transitional government has resorted to many different strategies but failed to curb the deadly gang advance. Violence in Haiti has created a profound humanitarian crisis, displacing over a million people and causing food insecurity to surge. As gangs now further expand north into central Haiti, how can Haiti fight back? Guests: Mathias Pierre Chief of Staff of the Presidential Council of Haiti Harold Isaac Journalist Jean Eddy Saint Paul Sociology Professor at Brooklyn College 00:00 - Intro: Haiti is struggling to fight back against violent gangs 01:17 - Gang expansion in Haiti explained 05:09 - Debate 05:39 - Why have gangs managed to advance into central Haiti? 07:38 - What is at risk with gangs now occupying central Haiti? 09:03 - Can holding an election help stabilise the country? 11:40 - Should the government help create citizen militias against gangs? 14:46 - Why have strategies used to fight gang violence failed so far? 17:09 - How is alleged political corruption driving the crisis? 22:48 - Was Haiti always prone to violence? 24:54 - What can restore stability in Haiti? #Haiti #GangViolence #theNewsmakers