As gangues do Haiti têm "controle quase total" da capital à medida que a violência aumenta, diz a...

The UN warns that gangs control about 90% of Port‑au‑Prince, expanding into areas that were once safe and pushing the country toward total collapse. Criminal groups have set up a parallel governance structure, paralyzing commerce and driving up food prices. A Kenyan mission backed by the UN, intended to help, is short‑staffed and underfunded. Violence— including sexual assaults and extrajudicial killings by gangs and security forces—continues to rise. Experts say that political instability, corruption, and inadequate international support are worsening the crisis.