As its only remaining elected officials depart, Haiti reaches a breaking point
NPRAs its only remaining elected officials depart, Haiti reaches a breaking point Enlarge this image toggle caption Richard Pierrin/AFP via Getty Images Richard Pierrin/AFP via Getty Images Haiti, a country long beset by catastrophe and political turmoil, is facing perhaps its steepest challenge in recent decades as its piecemeal government, now lacking any democratically elected officials, struggles to chart a path forward amid gang violence and a cholera outbreak. Enlarge this image toggle caption Richard Pierrin/AFP via Getty Images Richard Pierrin/AFP via Getty Images Unending political turmoil Even before the shocking assassination of President Moïse in July 2021, in which he was killed inside his private residence in Port-au-Prince, Moïse had been ruling by decree. Enlarge this image toggle caption Richard Pierrin/AFP via Getty Images Richard Pierrin/AFP via Getty Images Negotiations between the group and Henry have not yet borne fruit. Given the country's terrible security situation and the lack of popular support for Henry's government, the idea of elections in the immediate future is "frankly preposterous," Fatton said.