Haiti’s Gang Violence Explodes: What Washington’s Blindness Means for America
A brutal power struggle between rival gangs in Haiti’s capital has killed dozens, including children, while Washington remains silent—jeopardizing national security and fueling crises that touch American soil.
As Haiti descends deeper into chaos, with nearly 50 people slaughtered in a deadly gang conflict within the heart of Port-au-Prince, striking questions emerge about the consequences for American interests and the costs of failed foreign policy. Why Should Americans Care About Gangs Killing Children in Haiti? This recent surge in violence erupted after a notorious gang leader named Kempes Sanon was injured during clashes sparked by factions breaking away from the so-called "Viv Ansanm" coalition—a group once praised for temporarily reducing violence but now fractured and bloodied. Among the victims were innocent children and women targeted simply because of...
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