Supporting Moïse, Washington lost Haitian trust
Two administrations could have done something when it counted. But now ‘doing something’ is no longer welcome in Port-au-Prince.
Two administrations could have done something when it counted. But now ‘doing something’ is no longer welcome in Port-au-Prince.
The legacy of foreign influence there is a grim one, especially when ‘help’ has ended up resulting in the opposite.
Emerging details suggest that President Moïse’s assassins were Colombians hired by a security firm in Florida. Sound familiar?
The controversial leader had been accused of overstaying his term back in February and cracking down on protesters.
Washington does not have to — and should not — bring Moïse down; rather, it should just stop propping him up.