The situation developing in Haiti does not look promising. With serious outbreaks of violence across the country in protest against “massive fraud” in the recent presidential elections, those that hoped the vote might produce the strong government that is so desperately needed to haul Haiti out of the ditch could be disappointed.
The multiple consequences of an unstable government that neither Haitians nor the international community regard as legitimate are almost too dismal to contemplate. But there is no question that the reconstruction process to which international donors have pledged to contribute almost $11bn will suffer. Continue reading »
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