Brutal Duvalier regime to Haiti in disarray: 'Democracy Spring' derailed by coups, militias, gangs
Peter O'Brien is pleased to welcome Harold Isaac, joining us from Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He affirms what we're witnessing today is not really the sudden collapse of order, but the decades-long unraveling of a nation’s road to democracy, forged in the ashes of dictatorship and derailed by a toxic mix of perpetual internal conflict and external indifference. With the Transitional Presidential Council's mandate ending and no clear path forward, Haiti finds itself at another crossroads.
Peter O'Brien is pleased to welcome Harold Isaac, joining us from Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He affirms what we're witnessing today is not really the sudden collapse of order, but the decades-long unraveling of a nation’s road to democracy, forged in the ashes of dictatorship and derailed by a toxic mix of perpetual internal conflict and external indifference. With the Transitional Presidential Council's mandate ending and no clear path forward, Haiti finds itself at another crossroads.
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