Summary
The United States has warned Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council not to make changes that could harm the country's security. The U.S. emphasized its aim to support stability in Haiti. The warning comes as Haiti deals with significant challenges like gang violence and political instability.
Key Facts
- The U.S. warned Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council against making disruptive changes.
- The Council's term is set to end on February 7.
- If changes occur, the U.S. may take action against those supporting such moves.
- Haiti is experiencing severe gang violence and political instability.
- The country has not held federal elections since President Jovenel Moise was assassinated in 2021.
- Violent gangs control large areas, affecting millions of Haitians with violence and food insecurity.
- The U.S. has placed visa restrictions on members of the council over corruption concerns.
- The U.S. aims to help establish security and stability in Haiti.
