💨 Abstract
On August 7, 2025, Laurent Saint-Cyr of Haiti’s private sector was set to lead the country’s transitional presidential council, marking a contentious shift in government control. Simultaneously, a powerful gang federation, Viv Ansanm, threatened to overthrow the government, raising fears of heightened instability. Violent clashes were reported across Port-au-Prince, with street fights and vehicle losses for a U.N.-backed mission.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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