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Haiti’s leaders have finalized a political agreement to serve as the framework of a 22-month transitional government that will be charged with returning order to the gang-plagued capital and pave

Haiti’s leaders have finalized a political agreement to serve as the framework of a 22-month transitional government that will be charged with returning order to the gang-plagued capital and pave the way toward elections for the swearing-in of a new president in two years — on Feb. 7, 2026.

Attendees rallied at the historic Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church to gather support for Haiti.

Haiti in turmoil as authorities and gangs clash for control. Supporters call for peace and Black allies call for a Haitian solution.

A day after an international coalition tasked a group of prominent Haitians with putting together a transitional presidential council that would create a functioning government for the gang-ridden nation, bickering among the Haitian leaders threatened to derail the political transition deal.

A long-simmering crisis in Haiti has come to a head as its leader remains stranded in Puerto Rico while its people starve and live in fear of rampant violence.

Gangs have taken over entire neighborhoods in Haiti’s capital, and killings have more than doubled in the past year, but for the organizers of the Port-au-Prince Jazz Festival, the show simply had to go on.

This requires working with Haitian and Haitian supporting organizations; offering and donating monies, materials and services; demonstrating; sponsoring Haitians; using independent corporate and social media to educate and advocate for Haiti; holding forums and creating dialog in our community and the country on Haiti; studying and keeping current with events and issues in Haiti; and struggling to shape U.S. policy toward Haiti and Haitians, building on the work done and being done by all of us ...

Haiti is administratively divided into 10 departments, which are subdivided into districts, each of which has communes. The communes are in turn divided into community sections, and these are made up of neighborhoods. According to Haitian and international humanitarian and human rights organizations working in Haiti, this administrative structure may vary and there can be additional or different subdivisions in some places, for example in densely populated or large communes, where residents

The island nation, a symbol of black liberation since its founding, has collapsed into anarchy. Now many Haitians see foreign intervention as their only hope.