Garry Conille Named Haiti's Prime Minister Amid Escalating Gang Violence

Conille faces the daunting task of stabilizing a nation plagued by gang control and economic turmoil.

Conille replaces Michel Patrick Boisvert, who served as interim prime minister.
Gangs control 80% of Port-au-Prince, displacing over 360,000 residents.
The transitional council's selection process faced criticism for lack of transparency.
Conille previously served as prime minister from 2011 to 2012 under President Martelly.
The transitional council must also appoint an electoral commission before the 2026 elections.