Gang violence displaced a record 1.3 million people in Haiti, UN report finds
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UN: Haiti Displacement Hits Record 1.3M Amid Gang Violence
Above: Makeshifts tents in a temporary shelter in Port-au-Price, Haiti, on April 13, 2025. Image copyright: Clarens Siffroy/AFP via Getty Images
The Spin
Pro-establishment narrative
The international community must act decisively to prevent Haiti's complete collapse into chaos. Gang violence has reached unprecedented levels with criminal groups now expanding their reign of terror nationwide. Without immediate international intervention and proper resources, Haiti will collapse and become a failed state that threatens regional stability and forces desperate Haitians to flee their homeland.
Establishment-critical narrative
Foreign powers have repeatedly failed Haiti, never breaking the country's cycle of violence and instability. The U.S. has overthrown three Haitian governments since the Cold War, installing puppet regimes while dismantling state institutions and flooding the country with NGOs that benefit foreign interests rather than Haitians. Real solutions must come from the Haitian people themselves, not from another invasion disguised as humanitarian intervention.