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As the situation unfolds, the relationship between Haiti’s political future and gang influences appears dire. The international community’s hesitation to engage with Haiti’s political apparatus—an elite plagued by corruption—compounds these fears, potentially leading to a consolidation of power among gangs.
Gangs like Cherizier's thrive in environments marked by poverty and instability, effectively presenting themselves as localized solutions to systemic dysfunctions created by failing institutional governance. This dynamic echoes past conflicts where abuse and human rights violations have driven populations to seek refuge in oppressive alternatives, mirroring the recruitment potential seen in Gaza.