Overview
- Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry urges for calm following days of violent protests demanding his resignation.
- Protests have led to the closure of schools, banks, and businesses, with food prices spiking amid the chaos.
- Police killed five armed environmental protection agents, worsening the crisis and prompting calls for an investigation.
- Former rebel leader Guy Philippe urges environmental agents and forces to oppose Henry's government.
- Henry pledges to hold general elections once security issues are resolved, amid international calls for support.