Haiti is grappling with a devastating surge in gang violence that has claimed hundreds of lives in recent days. In the densely populated Cité Soleil neighborhood, nearly 200 residents were killed in what witnesses describe as a 'superstition-fueled massacre' orchestrated by a feared gang leader. Survivors report chilling scenes of targeted attacks allegedly linked to ritual practices.
🔴 Hours later, another deadly assault unfolded in Petite Rivière de l’Artibonite, leaving at least 70 people dead. Entire neighborhoods now resemble war zones, with displaced families sheltering in schools and churches.
🚨 Local journalist Harold Isaac told NewspaperAmigo.com: 'This isn’t random crime—it’s systematic terror. Communities feel abandoned as gangs weaponize fear.' The violence has crippled essential services and deepened Haiti’s humanitarian crisis, with UN agencies warning of potential famine conditions.
📉 Analysts compare the situation to a real-life dystopian thriller, citing weak governance and international aid shortages. As global attention focuses on other conflicts, Haitian activists plead: 'Don’t look away.'
