Protests Continue Over Gang Violence In Haiti

HAITI – Thousands of Haitians flooded the streets of Port-Au-Prince, demanding action against armed gangs that have overrun the capital and beyond.

The Viv Ansanm gang coalition has displaced over a million people, crippling the economy and fueling mass hunger.

Frustrated residents, some armed with machetes, protested peacefully at first, but chaos erupted when gunfire sent crowds running.

Many blame government corruption and inaction for the crisis, though officials deny collusion with the gangs.

The unrest follows a mass jailbreak, further deepening Haiti’s security crisis.