With widespread kidnappings and violence, daily life is becoming increasingly dangerous in Haiti

With gangs taking control, many Haitian neighbourhoods have become impossible to live in. The violence and assassinations have not spared political circles either and the situation became even more acute in the aftermath of the 14 August earthquake.Read the full article

By Snayder Pierre Louis

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