Nationwide Protests Demand Resignation of Haiti's Prime Minister

Demonstrators across Haiti have shut down major cities, clashing with police and calling for Prime Minister Ariel Henry's resignation.

Protests erupted in Haiti's major cities, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry, with significant disruptions reported on Monday.
Demonstrators blocked roads with blazing tires and paralyzed public transportation, leading to the closure of banks, schools, and government agencies.
In the capital, Port-au-Prince, police dispersed protesters with tear gas, including presidential candidate and former Prime Minister Claude Joseph.
State environmental agents, led by commander Joseph Jean Baptiste, have openly supported the protests, demanding Henry's resignation.
The protests, expected to last at least three days, coincide with significant historical dates in Haiti, including the anniversary of former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier's flight in 1986.