Haiti's Prime Minister Faces Intense Protests Demanding His Resignation

Amid escalating violence, Ariel Henry calls for unity and promises elections, as police confront protesters and rogue agents.

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.