Haiti creates new govt to combat gang violence

A new government has been formed in Haiti as it tries to restore order in the violence-ravaged nation.

The new cabinet completely replaces all the ministers from the government of the former Prime Minister, Ariel Henry.

The announcement of the new cabinet comes two weeks after Garry Conille was appointed as interim prime minister.

The formation of a cabinet in Haiti is a significant step towards political stability in a nation plagued by violence and uncertainty.

Key positions in the cabinet have been filled, signaling a move towards normalcy in the country.

The new cabinet appointments include Garry Conille as interim prime minister and interior minister, with other key positions also filled.

While progress has been made, challenges remain as gang violence continues to be a major issue in Haiti.

The international community has shown support for Haiti’s efforts to restore order, but more assistance is needed.

Haiti’s journey towards stability is ongoing, with hope for a brighter future for its people.

• Haiti shares a border with the Dominican Republic and has a population of 11.5 million.
• The country has faced instability, dictatorships, and natural disasters, making it the poorest nation in the Americas.
• Haiti’s challenges include a devastating earthquake in 2010 and ongoing gang violence.
• Despite setbacks, Haiti is resilient and working towards a better future for its people.