Political Paralysis and Violence Push Haiti Toward Collapse
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Political infighting and power struggles are paralyzing efforts to form a new government and address the crisis of violence in Haiti.
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Armed gangs continue escalating attacks, destroying key infrastructure, businesses, and public services, bringing parts of Haiti near collapse.
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Proposals for a transitional governing council face constitutional questions and disagreements over details, delaying critical decisions.
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Rebel leader Guy Philippe is stirring unrest, calling for Haitians to launch an uprising to impose new leadership.
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Investors and international observers criticize political actors for lack of urgency and compromise needed to save lives as violence and hunger engulf Haiti.