If Haiti’s government does not confront poverty, corruption, more unrest will follow

August 7, 2018

Haiti’s poverty, like the fuel-price increases, is the product of decisions made by those who possess wealth and power in Haiti and abroad — with a stunning absence of input from the majority of Ha…

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