VOA: Haiti Insecurity Continues Despite Gas Price Rollback
LEOGANE, HAITI — Trash, makeshift roadblocks made of trees, rocks, broken glass and burning tires remained on the nearly empty streets of Haitian cities Sunday — a sobering reminder of the violent protests that left at least three people dead in the capital, Port-au-Prince.
While some heeded President Jovenel Moïse’s appeal for calm and a return to the rule of law, others ignored him completely and continued to terrorize their fellow citizens.
The unrest was linked to protests over a proposed rise in fuel prices.
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