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As U.N. Mulls Sending Troops To Haiti, A Gang's Rise Shows How Hard That Would Be - Vimarsana News

As U.N. Mulls Sending Troops To Haiti, A Gang's Rise Shows How Hard That Would Be

As Haiti's gang-induced humanitarian crisis deepened in October, a group of looters ransacked a supermarket in a well-to-do suburb of the capital Port-au-Prince, leading police to arrest over a dozen

As U.N. mulls sending troops to Haiti, a gang's rise shows how hard that would be - Vimarsana News

As U.N. mulls sending troops to Haiti, a gang's rise shows how hard that would be

(Reuters) - As Haiti's gang-induced humanitarian crisis deepened in October, a group of looters ransacked a supermarket in a well-to-do suburb of the capital Port-au-Prince, leading police to arrest over a dozen people and take them to a nearby police station.

Leader of Haitian gang behind missionary abductions is charged in US - Vimarsana News

Leader of Haitian gang behind missionary abductions is charged in US

U.S. authorities on Wednesday charged a leader of a notorious gang behind many of the brazen mass kidnappings that have terrorized Haiti, including the abduction of 17 American and Canadian missionaries associated with an Ohio-based charity last year.

Gangs 'out of control' in capital of Haiti | World - Vimarsana News

Gangs 'out of control' in capital of Haiti | World

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – The video shows more than 30 men lined up in front of a crumbling structure in silence. Their heads are bowed as a man w ...

Desperate Haitians suffocate under growing power of gangs - Vimarsana News

Desperate Haitians suffocate under growing power of gangs

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The video shows more than 30 men lined up in front of a crumbling structure in silence. Their heads are bowed as a man walks between them and swigs from a small bottle. Someone exclaims, “There will be trouble in Port-au-Prince!”