The plane carrying Haiti's Prime Minister, Ariel Henry, landed in Puerto Rico on Tuesday afternoon after the Dominican Republic's government denied entry to its territory. The information was confirmed by sources from Diario Libre. The Prime Minister was traveling aboard the North American-registered aircraft N129NS, a Gulfstream IV type, which took off from Teterboro International Airport in New Jersey, United States, at 11:07 AM (Eastern Standard Time), bound for Las Américas International Airport (AILA). "At 1:55 PM (Eastern Standard Time), the aircraft entered a holding pattern approximately 100 miles north of the Dominican Republic's regional flight information region (FIR). It remained in a holding pattern from 1:55 PM until 2:00 PM. "It landed at 4:06 PM (Eastern Standard Time)," the source said.

Recent reports have brought to the forefront a troubling reality: an estimated 80% of Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital, is under the control of criminal gangs. This alarming statistic underscores the pervasive influence of organized crime in one of the Caribbean's most populous cities. The consequences of gang dominance are profound and far-reaching. Communities are terrorized, law enforcement is undermined, and essential services are disrupted. Gangs wield significant power, influencing everything from local governance to everyday life for residents. The roots of this crisis run deep, with socioeconomic disparities, political instability, and historical factors contributing to the proliferation of gangs in Haiti. In the absence of effective governance and economic opportunities, vulnerable communities become breeding grounds for criminal activity. Addressing gang dominance requires a multifaceted approach that goes beyond law enforcement measures. It demands investment in education, job creation, and community development to tackle the root causes of violence and instability. While the situation may seem dire, there is hope. Organizations and individuals both within Haiti and internationally are working tirelessly to combat gang violence and support affected communities. Through collective action and solidarity, we can empower Haitians to reclaim their neighborhoods and build a future free from fear and oppression.

Amidst a 72-hour state of emergency declared by Haiti's government, armed gangs wreak havoc, leading to a catastrophic prison break resulting in casualties and mass escape. The demand for Prime Minister Ariel Henry's resignation adds to the chaos as gang dominance tightens its grip on Port-au-Prince. With 80% of the capital under their control, gangs perpetuate a cycle of violence that has plagued Haiti for years. Urgent measures, including a night-time curfew, are implemented to restore order, but the resilience of these criminal elements persists. As Haiti grapples with political instability and escalating gang violence, your support is vital. By shopping with us, you contribute to initiatives aimed at rebuilding Haiti and fostering stability in the face of adversity. Together, let's stand with Haiti and pave the way for a brighter future.