Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry resigns amidst mounting chaos and gang attacks; transitional council to be established for peaceful transition of power and elections; UN estimates gangs control 80% of capital; US to contribute $300 million to multinational security mission in Haiti.
Key Points
Ariel Henry resigns as Prime Minister of Haiti after weeks of chaos and violence
Transitional council to be set up for peaceful transition of power and elections
US to contribute $300 million to multinational security mission in Haiti
UN estimates gangs control 80% of Haiti's capital
Pros
Establishment of a transitional council for peaceful transition of power
International support from the US and CARICOM for security and humanitarian assistance
Cons
Mounting chaos, gang attacks, and violence in Haiti
Prime Minister Ariel Henry's failure to hold elections and address insecurity