Once Gangs Are Defeated, Haiti’s Own Military Will Need To Be Revitalized To Take Over From Foreign Forces
Congressman Baker’s pain at the loss of his daughter is shared by Haitians as the country awaits Kenyan police forces
It’s about to happen. That’s the outlook for the arrival of foreign intervention in Haiti to deal with the out-of-control gangs that are causing in all sectors of society death and desolation. The gang-killing Thursday of three American missionaries and a Haitian associate in a neighborhood north of Port-au-Prince underlines the crisis.
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