The U.N.’s most dynamic leader in Haiti, Edmund Mulet, calls for it to return for twenty years with the power to take the necessary decisions. There have been five U.N. missions that have come and gone whenever the Security Council thought Haiti had attained stability
Latin America Advisor of the Inter-American Dialogue, Hoping for the best from the diminished U.N. mission
The following two Haiti Democracy Project commentaries
Washington Post. The biggest problem is a political class whose infighting and coup-plotting has made Haiti unsafe for economic development
Latin America Advisor of the Inter-American Dialogue. It should leave very gradually because Haiti is approaching stability very gradually