Haiti Faces Political and Security Crisis as Transitional Council Formation Stalls

The formation of a transitional council in Haiti, crucial for selecting the nation's new leader, is hindered by security concerns and internal disagreements.

• Security concerns and death threats delay the formation of a transitional presidential council in Haiti.
• Gang violence continues to disrupt the capital, with attacks on police stations, the main international airport, and the release of over 4,000 inmates from prisons.
• Dominique Dupuy, a council member, resigns due to political attacks and death threats, highlighting the volatile political environment.
• Caribbean and international leaders, including the U.S., Canada, and France, are involved in efforts to stabilize the situation.
• The council's formation is seen as critical for reducing gang violence and paving the way for a new government and elections.

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