Diego Da Rin
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Sep 14, 2026
Haiti Is Getting More Dangerous. The U.S. Is Sending People Back Anyway.
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Diego Da RinGUEST
Well, there was a new electoral calendar that was issued a couple of months ago, and the first round of elections is scheduled for December.

Diego Da RinGUEST
What are your expectations that these elections might actually happen? There are two main challenges for elections to happen in December.

Diego Da RinGUEST
The first one is that the gangs are in control in the capital and the two other more densely populated departments in the country.

Diego Da RinGUEST
So even if the exact estimation of how much territory they control in the capital is a subject of debate, they control between 80 and 90 percent of the capital.

Diego Da RinGUEST
The capital hosts around a third of Haiti's total population, which is around 12 million Haitians.
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Can you describe that event and explain how it connects to the broader trajectory of gang activities in the country?
