Former Haitian President Michel Martelly has returned to the country, just as the Washington-assembled Gang Suppression Force (GSF) begins deploying troops from Sri Lanka and Chad. Analyst Kervens Louissaint discussed these developments in an interview with journalist Kim Ives on Haiti Liberte. Louissaint highlighted the timing of Martelly’s return and the foreign military presence as critical moments for Haiti’s future. The GSF is intended to combat rampant gang violence, but critics question its impact on national sovereignty. Louissaint’s recent writings on Haitian society were also referenced, providing broader context to the current crisis.
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