Haiti faces escalating violence as gangs launch coordinated attacks across Port-au-Prince, burning police stations and freeing thousands of inmates, prompting a state of emergency and nightly curfew. Amidst this chaos, Prime Minister Ariel Henry's refusal to resign has led to a dire humanitarian crisis with hundreds of thousands displaced and starving, while international efforts, including an emergency meeting in Jamaica with key leaders and a proposed multinational force, seek to stabilize the situation. With calls for a transitional unity government growing louder, Henry faces pressure to either step down or navigate a delicate path to bring stability to the embattled nation.
Gangs attack police stations in Haiti as Caribbean leaders call an emergency meeting Monday
US forces fly in to beef up security at the embassy in Haiti and evacuate nonessential personnel
With Haiti in Chaos, a Humanitarian Crisis Is Rapidly Unfolding
