so ariel henry set up his government.rnational community. he is not the prime minister of haiti, but he was in power, de facto power and he stayed in power. massacres happened. the roadways were blocked. murderers, between 23 and 22 there was 120% increase in the murder rate. 83% increase in the kidnapping rate. still, every time we met the u.s. government, ariel henry is the one who was there. he is the one we believe in. the canadian government, he is the one that we believe in. everybody in the unit -- international community kept saying that despite the fact ariel henry had no security plan. nothing happened. the only thing he did really was to make sure the foreign minister went and asks for troops to come into haiti. there was nothing. there was no political will to change anything. it is a corrupt governments. it is a criminal government in cahoots with the gangs. at least for a long time until the gangs came against them. the u.s. government enabled the gangs. the u.s. government enabled ariel henry. the u.s. gove

where armed groups are attempting to force the resignation of haiti's unelected prime minister ariel henry who has long been a u.s. ally. henry has been stranded in puerto rico since last week, unable to return home as increasing violence has left haitians struggling to secure food and water. over the weekend, the u.s. flew a team of marines into haiti as the security situation around the u.s. embassy deteriorated. non-essential staff at the embassy were airlifted out of haiti. we will have more on haiti after headlines. pope francis has called on ukraine to have the courage to wave the white flag and begin negotiations with russia. the pope made the comment in an interview with the swiss broadcaster rsi. >> it is one interpretation. but i think the strongest one is the one who looks at the situation, thinks about the people, and has the courage of negotiating. today you can negotiate with the help of the international powers. there are some. the word "negotiate" is a courageous word. you have to have the courage to negotiate. how many dead will the war end up with? it will end even worse.

ariel henry, the unelected prime minister, has now said he's quitting. but is there any prospect of more effective leaders emerging? well, my guest is former acting prime minister claudejoseph. can haiti's unfolding catastrophe be reversed? would an armed international intervention make things better or worse? claudejoseph in port—au—prince, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, mr sackur. it's a pleasure. thank you forjoining us in what is still a very difficult situation in your country. tell me, since ariel henry, the prime minister, told the nation that he was quitting, has anything really changed around you in the capital port—au—prince, or in haiti? has any of the violence, any sense of the crisis changed? i must say that, of course we've seen a change, days are calm. the... the people now are trying to move to... ..to the specific activities. it's a new page. it's a new chapter. it seems that people were waiting for this decision to be made. er... let me ask you something very simple- — if you were to walk outside your own home right now onto the street

we begin with the situation in haiti, and the country's prime minister ariel henry has issued his resignationmr henry has held the unelected role since the assassination in 2021 of the country's last president. news of his resignation came from the guyanese president, during a high—level meeting of the caribbean community. to that end we acknowledge the resignation of prime minister ariel henry. upon the establishment of a transitional residential council. —— presidential. joining me live is harold isaac, an independent journalist based in haiti. we just heard the announcement from the guy and his president about the resignation of ariel henry. can you tell us anything more about the circumstances? it is unclear for pretty much everybody here at this point, although in the past few hours there were serious indications that resignation was imminent. prime minister ariel henry had been under tremendous pressure to resign in the past couple of weeks after he returned from kenya on a trip to get police support. he had pledged not to resign, but at that caricom meeting earlier today, the internati

and, to some extent, the situation of ariel henry reminds us of henry kissinger's dictum that you cane an enemy of the united states is very dangerous, but to be a friend of the united states can be fatal. and i think that ariel henry is finding himself in that situation, although he may have a last card to play. but all signs point to his resignation, whether it's voluntary or forced. nick: robert fatton, thank you very much. robert: thank you. geoff: we turn now to the migrant crisis that's gripping parts of the southern u.s., but has much wider implications. here's amna nawaz. amna: geoff, a senior u.s. official tells us amid a global migration surge that the trafficking industry is booming. it's now a multibillion-dollar business, and that's led to unprecedented trends at the u.s. southern border. but much of that begins here, 1,500 miles away, in chiapas, mexico. as day turns tonight, the city of tapachula transforms, and the streets of this southern mexican hub fill with families from around the world. over the last three years, tapachula, just a few miles from guatemala, has be

_ ariel henri started. what do we know about his trip? we - ariel henri started. we don't know about his trip? we don't know much — know about his trip? we don't know much about _ know about his trip? we don't know much about his - know about his trip? we don't - know much about his whereabouts or where he currently is. there were rumours as to when he would be coming back to haiti. —— ariel henry. this needs to be confirmed and people are waiting to know where he may show as the situation evolves. 0k, show as the situation evolves. ok, harold, give very much. harold isaac, a freelance journalist in port—au—prince. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. in the uk, the government has suffered five defeats in the house of lords over its bill to revive its proposed rwanda deportation scheme. the legislation would deem rwanda a safe country to send asylum seekers to, in a bid to stop removals being derailed by appeals. the bill will continue its passage through the lords on wednesday, when opposition peers c

you arrest ariel henry for the country's liberation.e weapons that we have are not here to hurt our brothers who come from the same milieu as us. the poor take the streets, and they trust us. these weapons are our symbol of freedom. with these weapons, we will liberate the country, and these weapons will change the country. amy: monique clesca, barbecue, or chÉrizier, is a leader of a gang and they joined together all of the gangs. this is significant. he is saying they won't let henry back into the country. can you talk about the significance of this alliance and who he is? >> well, i don't want to talk about who he is because i think he said who he is and he showed who he is. he has been showing who he is for years now. what i want to say, though, i don't believe in violence. the antenna movement that i am part of, guns cannot be symbols of freedom. guns cannot be that. another question is where are they getting the ammunition? where are they getting all of these guns? and 14, m-1 -- where are they getting them? the guns are coming mo

and i think that our ariel henry is finding himself in that situation. a last card to play, but all signs point to his resignation, whether it is voluntary or forced. nick: robert fatton, thank you very much. robert: thank you. ♪ geoff: we turn now to the migrant crisis that's gripping parts of the southern u.s., but has much wider implications. here's amna nawaz. amna: geoff, senior officials tell us amid a global migration surge that the trafficking business is booming, now a multi-billion dollar industry. and it's leading to unprecedented trends at the u.s. southern border. but much of that begins here, 1500 miles away, in chiapas, mexico. as day turns to night, the city transforms and the streets of this southern mexican hub fill with families from around the world. over the last three years, just a few miles from guatemala has become a global crossroads on the migrant path north. nelson, originally from haiti, just arrived here in january with his wife and one-year-old daughter. >> 98% of patients that come here want to go to the u.s. the reason i a

we're hearing that gang leaders are calling for prime minister ariel henry to stand down. at the top of the government there in haiti? well, his situation is certainly complicated. i mean, haiti is currently facing both an institutional crisis and a constitutional crisis that has been aggravated since the death by assassination of the president jovenel moise in 2021. mr henry was tapped two days before the death of the president. he essentially inherited a situation which he had promised that he would essentially deliver on elections and retire, but that didn't happen. why is that? we have been hearing the elections have been delayed. i know there is some worry that this could be an attempt to hold onto power, but, on the other hand, this doesn't exactly seem like a perfect environment to hold elections in haiti. well, this is — this is part — one of the big questions, one of the big issues, that the prime minister himself in his current standing would have two entities that could fire him — which is either the president or the parliament, and are both gone now. there is n

they demand prime minister ariel henry resign. he's in puerto rico and unable to return home. aid includes $100 million to support an international security the us's contribution to $300 also includes a separate $33 million in humanitarian assistance. mr blinken says a multinational security force is needed to stabilize the country. what we've seen in recent days again should remind us that the already—challenging and difficult security situation has now deteriorated even further, and makes the multinational support mission even more important than ever. the united nations security council now, all of us know that only the haitian people can, and only the haitian people should determine their own future. on sunday, the us military increased security at the american embassy and evacuated some staff. the eu and other countries are also evacuating their citizens. our central american correspondent, will grant has more on the violence. and a warning, his report contains images you may find distressing. haiti is in freefall towards total anarchy. the past few days have seen a relen

within the past hour or so the prime minister of haiti, ariel henry, has resigned. that's according to the president of guyana, who heads the caribbean bloc caricom. mr henry has held the unelected role since the assassination in 2021 of the country's last president. armed groups have been calling for mr henry to step down, leading to widespread violence. last week he was prevented from returning home to haiti. news of his resignation came during a high—level meeting of the caribbean community injamaica. to that end we acknowledge the resignation of prime minister ariel henry upon the establishment of a transitional presidential council. harold isaac is an independent journalist based in haiti. he gave us his reaction to the news. it is unclear for pretty much everybody here at this point, although in the past few hours there were serious indications that resignation was imminent. prime minister ariel henry had been under tremendous pressure to resign in the past couple of weeks after he returned from kenya on a trip to get police support. as of late, you could see p

to that end, we acknowledge the resignation of prime minister ariel henry.aica, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, announced a multi—million dollar aid package for haiti. what we've seen in recent days, again, should remind us that the already challenging and difficult security situation has now deteriorated even further and makes the multinational support mission even more important than ever. the united nations security council has reaffirmed that, and reaffirmed a collective commitment to deploy it as quickly as possible. given this increasingly urgent need, i'm announcing today that the united states department of defense is doubling its approved support for the mission from $100 million to $200 million, and that brings the total us support to $300 million for this effort. i'm also announcing additional humanitarian assistance for the people of haiti. $33 million to further support their health and food security. now, all of us know that only the haitian people can — only the haitian people should — determine their own future. dr christopher saba

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in october 2021, armed members of his gang prevented prime minister ariel henry from laying wine at theument to the former leader state, so that the gang leader in a snow-white suit does it himself. haiti, on the one hand, made the biggest leap, freeing itself immediately after the states from colonial dependence. but despite the fact that the leader of this struggle, that is, was the most complacent and good person, but the subsequent gaetan society was built on a racial, if not russian principle, racism in all its reincarnations, be it white, be it -not white, racism brings a certain negative effect over time, there is no there was no formal apartheid, but de facto it was a victorious society... only of the black population, even the mulattoes did not have real serious power, and some were physically exterminated in the conditions when this society was created, and to do the former slaves, in general, didn’t know how to do much , they couldn’t do it because they were never taught this, they worked only on plantations all their lives, they were torn out of their usual habitat, settled

their residence. 2 days before the assassination of the president, the government was headed by ariel henribackground fuel and energy crisis members. to restore order, henri's government again asked the international community to send troops into the country. this week the caribbean community organized an emergency meeting to decide. what to do with haite. prime minister ariel henri, against whom the gangs were rebelling, was forced to resign, promising a transitional government, if only they knew how to create it. the president of el salvador, nai bukeli, famous for his effective terror against gangsters at home, offered his services to guide order, but this is more for self-promotion. prisoners of haiti. power in the country was seized. gang drawing by taiwanese artist stelina chain. on the aristante's robe, which was hung instead of the haitian flag, it is written: haiti is a prison. carlos latuv, on the causes of current events. one of the eagles acts as uncle sam, the second one represents him. one says to the other: we have done a good job of pacification, i agree, the other replies.

prime minister ariel henry was a visit to kenya last week when gangs launched. to coordinated campaign to alton from power. henry has led the country since the assassination of president jonel moyce at his home in 2021. the caribbean country has been played by gangs for years and violence has escalated since the former president's assassination. moyce has not been replaced and elections have not been held since 2016. onto the us were former president donald trump who has increased his lead further on super tuesday this is the day. with the outcome of democratic and republican primaries in 15 states and one territory typically shapes the race for the white house. dressing his supporters in florida, trump held his wins as unprecedented. thank you very much. they call it super tuesday for a reason. this is a big one. and they tell me the pundits and otherwise that there's never been one like this. there's never been anything so conclusive this. was an amazing, an amazing night, an amazing day, it's been an incredible period of time in our country's history, it's been sad in so many ways,

hately's prime minister ariel henry resigns| prime minister ariel henry resigns and calls for calm afterg violence plunge the country into chaos. and american singer—songwriter eric carmen, known for their hit single all by myself, has died. hello, i'm anna foster. you are live with bbc news. i am here injerusalem, where we start with a special report. the bbc has seen evidence that doctors, nurses and other hospital staff were detained, beaten and prevented from carrying out vital medical duties when israeli forces overran the nasser hospital in gaza last month. we've also heard accusations that some detainees were stripped and kept in stress positions for several hours. israel said it occupied nasser believing it was used by hamas and several released israeli hostages have said they were held there. wyre davies reports — and a warning, you might find some parts of his report distressing. not for the first time in this war, israeli soldiers have been filmed standing over stripped and kneeling detainees in gaza. but these are medical staff, detained after the israeli army overran the nas

last week, ariel henry traveled to kenya, which is slated to lead the mission. he has been unable to return home and was reportedly most recently in puerto rico. on monday, one of the leaders of the recent armed uprising in haiti, jimmy chÉrizier, who is known as barbecue, warned against outside forces picking haiti's next leader. >> we take this opportunity to say to the international community that if it continues down this path, it will plunge haiti into chaos. today it is clear it is the working-class districts and the haitian people who know what they're suffering at the moment and it is up to them to choose the person who's going to lead them and the way he is going to lead them. amy: more on haiti after headlines. al jazeera is reporting israeli forces in gaza have killed at least people who were waiting 11 for aid in gaza city. more than 20 injured people were taken to al-shifa hospital. health officials say israeli forces have killed more than 400 aid seekers and gaza in recent weeks. this comes as israel continues to restrict aid coming into gaza which

hately's prime minister ariel henry resigns| prime minister ariel henry resigns and calls for calm after live with bbc news. i am here injerusalem, where we start with a special report. the bbc has seen evidence that doctors, nurses and other hospital staff were detained, beaten and prevented from carrying out vital medical duties when israeli forces overran the nasser hospital in gaza last month.

had not supported ariel henry. university of new york doing us for this discussion.s hear from sean and california, democrats line. you are on with our guest. caller: good morng. how is everybody? i have a comment and a question. my comment is, i have been watching hai f years now. i remember the young man barbecue when he was a citizen and his mother owned a and haiti was trying to feed their local community after a lot of the hurricanes they had. i want to break it to a question. what happened to anyone haiti --'s president being assassinated? why is it that haiti was not at the table recently with all these other countries haiti? how is it we can bring kenya who is having their own issues? it reminds me of the vietnam war. why is it there is no haitian peopleth community that are at that table? i do not believe anything this man is sitting up here saying. e people gangs and thugs and criminals in so many words when i am seeing nothing but gangs and thugs and criminals that are causing this problem in haiti. when they are having hurricanes, no one is helpinghe sean

prime minister ariel henry has resiuned. , . , resigned. the security situation _ resigned. the security situation is at - resigned. the security situation is at the - resigned. the security l situation is at the mercy resigned. the security - situation is at the mercy of the gangs. essentially, the political announcement has just kicked down the road at the can of the gangs attempting to take the national palace and declaring themselves or their allies such as guy philipe as head of the country. the uncertainty. the force is small and they will find it difficult to hold back the gangs especially if they will have to fight its way in and the gangs cease. currently they are surrounding the airport. the abbot is not functional. but they could physically and dramatically take over it. very briefl , dramatically take over it. very briefly, caricom _ dramatically take over it. very briefly, caricom sang - dramatically take over it. very briefly, caricom sang the - dramatically take over it. very briefly, caricom sang the idea is to transition to some sort of democratic process to

country's most powerful gang leaders warned that there will be a civil war if prime minister — ariel henry does not resign. jimmy cherizier, who is also known as barbecue, has been opposed to the prime minister since he took power following the assassination of presidentjovenel moise in 2021. mr henry was not yet elected to his current position. on tuesday, the prime minister landed in puerto rico after his plane was denied permission to land in haiti due to security concerns. the us ambassador to the united nations addressed the situation on wednesday, saying that while the us is not pushing for mr henry to resign, it does wants to see a political transition. what we have asked the haitian prime minister to do is to move forward on a political process that will lead to the establishment of a presidential transitional council that will lead to elections. and we think that it lead to elections. and we think thatitis lead to elections. and we think that it is urgent, that it is urgent that he moves forward in that direction and starts the process of bringing normalcy back to the people of ha

we started overthrowing the government of ariel henry. we must remove him in any possible way . ariel henry came to power less than 3 years ago and shortly after the assassination of the president of haiti. the people did not elect him and he was supposed to be the temporary governor of affairs. of course, during all this time , he had the support of a powerful ally a thousand kilometers away. us state department $100 million for security assistance in haiti. dedicated. the international community should also support efforts to provide security for the haitian people. ariel henry left his country with the beginning of the crisis, and now the americans they are looking to form a special security force in haiti. our people are killed, our women are raped, and children die of hunger, and the biden administration has its hands stained with the blood of our people. according to experts, america supported the 2014 coup. questioning the result of the 2010 election and his continued support of the current government despite the people's opposition has played an important role in the vio

ariel. henrif the past, we no longer recognize it, we must unite with today so that tomorrow we have a new gaeti. however, the prime minister who usurped power is by no means a gift. after the death of the president, in which he may well have been involved, henri took over the functions of head of state. but despite the fact that he promised to hold elections more than once, things never came to pass it came. the prime minister's mandate expired on february 7, but the electoral... you are watching a program around the planet on belarus 1 and belarus 24. with the use of force , the model polish democracy left the chat. the violent peasant protest so tired the warsaw security forces that they decided to knock out all the troubles from the local farmers. and the best way to forget about dissatisfaction with the ss agricultural policy and the brussels green deal is what is right. amnesia. at least, this is the only thing that will shine for agricultural producers after such concentration of batons, ga

haiti has long _ and arrest ariel henry.ctatorship.- has long experienced dictatorship. i have been elected for _ dictatorship. i have been elected for president - dictatorship. i have been elected for president for| dictatorship. i have been - elected for president for life. but recent years have been particularly bloodied. in 2021 the president was assassinated, leaving a political vacuum, largely filled by the gangs. killing, rape, and kidnap are widespread. elections have been promised but not held. it seems the gangs are losing patience. james landale, bbc news. earlier we heard from gina kharrazi, who works at home for abandoned children in haiti. she spoke of the fear in the country. it she spoke of the fear in the count . , , . country. it is difficult because _ country. it is difficult because everything l country. it is difficult| because everything is country. it is difficult - because everything is so up in the air and everybody is petrified with all the prisoners out now. —— gena heraty. and with the gangs havin

"ariel henry's resignation is a good thing," says this stallholder. "ariel henry was the biggest obstacle we had, he had to go," said this man, "but we should have had a proper plan in place to replace him". with the airport still closed, the land border between these two nations which share an island is increasingly the only route out of haiti. only a handful with the right papers can leave. and those who are returning face an uncertain and dangerous time. the number of middle—aged people dying from cancer in the uk is at a 25—year low, according to new figures. a study from cancer research uk found deaths among those aged 35 to 69 have fallen, thanks to screening, better treatments and policies aimed at reducing smoking. let's speak to malcolm clarke, senior prevention policy manager at cancer research uk. thank you forjoining us. it's nice to have some positive news. some of the falls in a number of people dying are really quite significant? absolutely, this is good news. cervical cancer cases are followed by a half in the last 25 years amongst thi

"ariel henry�*s resignation is a good thing," says this stallholder.was the biggest obstacle we had, he had to go," said this man, "but we should have had a proper plan in place to replace him". with the airport still closed, the land border between these two nations which share an island is increasingly the only route out of haiti. only a handful with the right papers can leave. and those who are returning face an uncertain and dangerous time. the spanish parliament is due to vote, in a few hour�*s time, on a controversial bill which would grant amnesty to people who were involved in the attempt to make the catalan region independent. let�*s go live to madrid — and our correspondent guy hedgecoe. how did this vote come about? this is an initiative _ how did this vote come about? ti 3 is an initiative of the government of socialist pedro sanchez, who presented this amnesty bill as an attempt to reduce tensions in the catalan region. he said it would improve coexistence in the region, after all those tensions the region has been living through due to th

recently, hundreds of haitians protested against the government of ariel henry. skeptics say that since ariel henry took office in 2021, they witnessed the expansion of activity and dominance of organized criminal gangs throughout the capital and its adjacent areas. the violence of criminal gangs in haiti's capital has forced diplomats from foreign countries, including the united states, to flee. donald trump's former advisor for refusing to appear in court and testify about the election protests he was imprisoned last year. peter navarro was called to testify in court about six months ago, but he refused to appear in court, and now , as his lawyer said, he must go to prison in a week to serve his four-month sentence. january 6, 2021. some of the supporters of the then us president trump entered the congress building in protest of the election results and biden's victory. so far, more than 120 people who believed in the previous american elections. they appeared in court and about 800 of them were sentenced to prison. the white house announced that $300 million w

prime minister ariel henry stood down, citing the fact that his situation was untenable given to thence on the street of the capital, port—au—prince. his decision came after the caricom group of caribbean nations and the us secretary of state held an emergency meeting injamaica, and made clear that they saw the roadmap towards a transitional administration in haiti starting with his resignation. so, what happens next? well, the truth of the matter is that unfortunately things can still get much, much worse in haiti. the gangs are going to feel considerably emboldened by the fact that that have forced mr henry from power, and they already control around 80% of the capital, port—au—prince. and the hopes for a 1,000—strong kenyan—led security force are beginning to hit difficulties, as the kenyan authorities themselves are saying that you did not deploy police to the streets of port—au—prince without a sitting administration. for more on all this i spoke earlier with vanda felbab—brown, senior fellow at the brookings institute, where she is the director for the initiative on nonstate ar

armed groups had been calling for ariel henry to step down.ne ship remains stalled at port. plus, the royal photo flare—up. why britain's princess of wales chose to apologize for "any confusion" over a family image she edited. hello, i'm caitriona perry. we begin with the situation in haiti, and the country's prime minister ariel henry has issued his resignation. mr henry has held the unelected role since the assassination in 2021 of the country's last president. news of his resignation came from the guyanese

we demand that the police and military take responsibility and arrest ariel henry.not your enemies. arrest him and you will see that these weapons are not meant to cause harm, they are a symbol of our freedom. collateral damage for the revolutionary bandits has already included government offices, police stations, an international airport and even a football stadium, but the biggest shock was the siege of the national prison, almost all of about 400 prisoners escaped. the second prison is port -prince, which housed about 1,400 people. the events of recent days forced the country's government to impose a curfew and declare a state of emergency. the authorities have ordered the police to use all legal means at their disposal, but they are clearly not enough. to show who is boss in haiti, the gangs decided to storm the international airport. the police who were in the armored truck were able to fight off the attackers, but for reasons the air security... harbor has ceased its work. the country's main seaport is also closed. the other day, armed people broke in and loot

there is no movement from ariel henry, stuck in puerto rico for now. it's clear that elements of the biden administration want to see him back, not necessarily to continue as prime minister or remain in power, in fact quite the opposite, they want him to begin the transition of power, but to be in place to give the country more stability to start the process of first resignation and then free and fair elections. but on the flip side, you mentioned the gangs and specifically one gang leader, jimmy cherizier, known as barbecue, who said he is prepared to do whatever it takes to force mr henry from power, even civil war. it's an extremely difficult situation in the country. with the airport still closed during this state of emergency, with the army and the police around the building, it looks like nothing is going to move for the time being, but we are just waiting and watching at this stage. i want to pick up on what you were saying about washington's message to mr henry, calling on the prime minister to expedite the transition of power. what are his pos

after prime minister ariel henry eti announced on tuesday that after the formation of the transitional presidential council resigns politicians across haiti are scrambling for power. in recent days , hundreds of haitians have protested against the government of prime minister ariel henry, whose government has witnessed the expansion of the activities and dominance of organized crime gangs since taking office in 2020. found throughout the capital and its adjacent areas , they came to the streets. these days, the violence of criminal gangs has paralyzed the capital of this poor island country and forced diplomats from foreign countries, including the united states, to flee from haiti. hossam badran, a member of the political bureau of the hamas movement, emphasized: no party is allowed we will not give he added that we are in favor of the formation of a palestinian national unity government with a limited term of a certain mission. he stated that the developments in occupied jerusalem and the west bank once again proved that the occupiers are the enemy of all nations. palestine is everyw

haitian prime minister ariel henry has resigned. step down once a council to transition to a new government is sworn in. it comes amid increasing chaos in the country. hours earlier, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken attended a summit on haiti held in jamaica. >>> members of the department of justice, fbi, and other national security officials will brief house members on tiktok today. the house votes wednesday on a bill that would force the social media app to divest from its chinese-owned parent company. >>> and a star-studded tribute to jimmy buffett. a-listers, including paul mccartney and the eagles, will perform at a concert in his honor next month. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> mid-flight nosedive. what led a plane carrying more than 230 people to suddenly drop, throwing passengers into the ceiling. >> we don't know exactly what it is, but something like this is very rare. >> the latest in a series of air scares as the justice departm

we started a battle to overthrow the government of ariel henry. we must remove him by any means possible. ariel henry came to power less than 3 years ago and shortly after the assassination of the president of haiti. the people did not elect him and he was supposed to be in charge of affairs temporarily. of course, during all this time, the support of its powerful ally is a thousand kilometers away he had the other side. us state department $100 million for aid. now the americans are looking to form a special security force in darhaiti. our people are killed, our women are raped, and children die of hunger, and the biden administration has its hands stained with the blood of our people. according to us support experts. questioning the result of the 2010 election and his continued support of the current government despite the people's opposition has played an important role in the violence that is plaguing this country today. everything that happens in darhayati should not be blamed on the people of criminal gangs. these conditions are the result o

the gangs, which so often fight each other, have come together to try to oust the prime minister, ariel henryice officers as part of a un security force. he is thought to be returning to haiti now. but a notorious gang leader known as "barbeque" said the armed groups were united against the prime minister. translation: we ask - the haitian national police and the military to take responsibility and arrest ariel henry. haiti has long experience of dictatorship... i have been elected for president for life. ..but recent years have been particularly bloody. in 2021, the president was assassinated, leaving a political vacuum, largely filled with the gangs. killing, rape and kidnap are widespread. elections have been promised but not held, and it seems the gangs are losing patience. james landale, bbc news. so, how long would you wait for a lost item to be returned to you? it's probably not the best part of three decades — that's how long a former f1 driver has waited for his rare ferrari to be found and returned, as grace harbage reports. this is former f1 star gerhard berger, who in april 1995 f

. >> if ariel henry doesn't step down, if the international community continues to support ariel henry, they will lead us directly into a civil war that will end in genocide at this hour, we know the un security council right here in new york is meeting to discuss this situation, trying to figure out where they go from here as of now, the >> un says they're still dealing with prime minister ariel henry as prime minister. they consider him to be in that position still the us says it to considers him to be prime minister. however they're pushing towards a transitional process. it comes as the miami herald wolf has been reporting that while henry was on that flight headed back to haiti, which has obviously been diverted us officials reportedly told him to resign again, the white house pushing back on that but it shows you just how unstable things are right now as this country is essentially without a leader and folks look at this as even being a gang controlled coup that's in place, very dangerous. indeed, david culver, thank you very much into our viewers, thanks very much for watching.

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