with the gangs not? extradite them in exchange for a reduction in murders. in addition, very important news was published here and that was the release of the third leader of these gangs who is known as crook, he was released from prison by a government agent. that government agent takes him to luxury apartment hotel for one night. he takes him to guatemala, arms him and lets him through. america arrests him in mexico. trial made everyone here very. los estados lo que creo que evidentemente va a hablar, pero entonces ha habido una negociación oculta con pandillas. we continue with walter rottles. we were saying that there are a series of statistics that are sometimes manipulated and not accurate. these statistics are about crimes. so what i'm suggesting is that this apparent reduction is a fragile piece based a secret agreement with the gangs which has now been exposed. this agreement will have many consequences, because when this agreement is lost, this issue is known as map. this issue has been widely

so how can there be a fight against the gangs?en you agree with the gangs not to extradite them in exchange for a reduction in murders. addition, very important news was published here and that was the release of the third leader of these gangs who is known as crook, he was released from prison by a government agent, that government agent takes him to luxury apartment hotel, for one night he takes him to guatemala, arms him and lets him through. america arrests him in mexico. crook's trial made everyone here very angry because he disclosed important things there. continuamos con walter, we continue with walter roddles, we were saying that there are a series of statistics. media, so i also said that the best worlds is in social media and the worst of the worlds is in the reality, because this situation raises the main issues such as crime, which is in a very bad condition. poverty and hunger in el salvador are concealed and may not be apparent in social media. el salvador does not produce as much as it consumes and has to import. e

>> very, the vigilantes gangs. the games gangs are armed. we have a the vigilantes have machetes. therefore you have a situation you look at children the elderly are in a victimized situation. there are no flights out of haiti. it's getting worse and worse.q the roads are closed but dimmed the dominican republic has closed its border too haiti. in tryin to basically shut out the whole population. so therefore why is the■ethat w? and for it more forceful transition and set another ■z this is aon question and why thy are not trusting the internatio cause queen's college of the city of new university of new york joining us for this conversation. let's h from jon in massachusetts, republican line. >> hello. thank you for taking my call, can you hear me? >> you aren, ahead. what's what i don't understand tthe united states and some troops over there at least to quell the forces to give some security to the country? so at the haitian people can take it from there. all we need is security and peace and maybe the rest can work itself out. sohe peopl

i don't think the so-called gangs are gangs.dom fighters, just like you have freedom fighters throughout the world. i think these people are sick and tired of the west robbing th land of all of its resources. everyone knows they don't need foreign aid. they have more resources than america does. we always prop up some civilian government we want so these rich billionaires in florida and

with the gangs not to extradite them in exchange for a reduction in murders? addition, very... important news was published here and that was the release of the third leader of these gangs who is known as krook, he was released from prison by a government agent, that government agent takes him to luxury apartment hotel for one night, he takes him to guatemala, arms him and lets him through, america arrests him in mexico, crook's trial made everyone here very angry because he disclosed important things there, so there's a secret negotiation with. porque evidentemente va a hablar, pero entonces ha habido una negociación oculta con pandillas, ahora vamos a una take a short break now and we'll be back with few minutes. we continue with walter roddles, we were saying that there are a series of statistics that are sometimes manipulated and... so what i'm suggesting is that this apparent reduction is a fragile peace based a secret agreement with the gangs which has now been exposed. this agreement will have many consequences because when this agreement is lost this i

after gangs, you know, gangs freed more than 5,000 inmates. among them are criminals.s pretty weak, so we cannot do that alone. we need sincere assistance from our international partners to do it. so we do believe that we need help. do you really think a force, it's being backed by the un, it's being led, it seems, by the kenyan police, although there are still some problems with the kenyan government getting full ratification for the deployment of their own police. but the idea is 1,000 kenyan police, plus a couple of thousand at least other security force personnel coming from the caribbean and some other african countries, would come to haiti with their weapons and help your police to impose order. do you think that is really going to work? we need anti—gang unit within the haitian national police, well—trained, well—paid and well—equipped. we believe that our international partner can assist in this way. if we change the leadership at the head of the haitian national police, i think we can address the situation. but the haitian people have a very bitter memory of f

they're working with different gangs and they're getting results. get results because they are people outside the political system and model. they take advantage of the weakness of political parties, corruption. and unacceptability, but they simply embellish this unfavorable situation, supported with new technologies and social networks. they gain attractiveness and create interest in characters using their powers. an example is howiermi in argentina, equator is another example, so imperialism is proposing and testing various models and it has achieved its desired result in el salvador. according to this explanation su política y pareciera ser que tema acá de narcotráfico de las pandillas gangs and crime and security are issues that are always not top and you have no rights, you don't have even the right to defend yourself, because they hold the brief trial for 300 prisoners, international and human rights organizations have constantly complained about this shameless violation of human rights, so there's an extraordinary situation that allows the po

we have come across _ gangs recruiting children. we have come across a _ gangs recruiting children.e across a young _ gangs recruiting children. we have come across a young man - gangs recruiting children. we have come across a young man we - gangs recruiting children. we have come across a young man we are l come across a young man we are interested in, where we've got big concerns. it’s interested in, where we've got big concerns. �* , . interested in, where we've got big concerns. h ., , ., concerns. it's a constant battle auainst concerns. it's a constant battle against exploiters _ concerns. it's a constant battle against exploiters enticing - concerns. it's a constant battle l against exploiters enticing young people with false promises and friendship until they are in 2d. we've managed to find him in an area well—known for drugs. 0ur we've managed to find him in an area well—known for drugs. our main aim is we will find a young person at a young age that has been exploited and we can stop it. who knows what road we have stopped them going down? ., ., ., , ., down? compared to

the gangs in haiti are extremely powerful.do they hold the capital city at the moment, they also hold swathes of the interior. it is not surprising the white house is talking this good talk of free and fair elections. the truth of the matter is we will see more bloodshed before that is on the table. caitriona: ok, thank you very much for that. let's hear more about what that state of emergency means for people in haiti. we can speak to gina harrod he, she is in can scuff, the director of special needs programs in haiti. thank you for joining us on bbc news. can you describe the situation as you are seeing it in haiti at the moment? gina: hi. thanks for giving me the opportunity to say a few words. it is very bleak. like you just mentioned. there is a general sense of fear everywhere because people don' know what is going to happen next. around the city, where people are living, there is a lot of despair and trauma because of all of that has happened on the last few days and weeks and the last two years. everybody is wondering

the gangs _ is looking ever more dire. it is true. the gangs have - is looking ever more dire.ether against the government at the moment, and i don't think it has ever been seen before, and also technology is playing a big role in the situation right now because the gangs are using drones to do surveillance on the police, and at the same time the police don't have the same time the police don't have the same time the police don't have the same capability to do surveillance on the gangs themselves. the police are in a fishbowl with the gangs watching over them with drones.— fishbowl with the gangs watching over them with drones. we've 'ust heard the canyons i over them with drones. we've 'ust heard the canyons are i over them with drones. we've 'ust heard the canyons are not i over them with drones. we've just heard the canyons are not sending their force into haiti, heard the canyons are not sending theirforce into haiti, so where is theirforce into haiti, so where is the answer going to come from in bringing this city back into control —— the kenyans? the bringing this city ba

in other words, on groups like gangs and with, with a specific focus i know on haitian gangs tell us how did they become so powerful, essentially defeating the mechanisms of state as well for decades. i hate to have time to rule that study exclusionary but it's a so 3rd on of bringing economy. again, political benefits to a very narrow class of people while the director of the population has been essentially left to fend for himself and for decades. also, businessman and politicians and paid the ultimate of the highest level have been using gas for the economy service is to intimidate and course the arrivals. overtime, however, the gangs have slipped 30 ish and they have become far more powerful, far more organized. and far more ambitious, actually this stems from the access to heavier weapons. but boston, this is the socialization. the learning base has beckett's interacting with the point of the people system that has been using them for their purposes. and this is now they do place on a context where he has not had the legitimate government for 3 years, but it has been a moisture

. -- 80% controlled by armed gangs. be extremely frightening for people living in that city and we will bring you the latest from haiti route today on bbc news. the controversial social media influencer andrew tate at his brother tristan are one step closer to being extradited back to the u.k. after a romanian court approved the move. the brothers are facing allegations including rape and human trafficking spanning several years. allegations that the tate weather categorically reject according to their representative. lucy william some reports. >> they have been here so many times to battle romania's judicial system. today they were here to fight the u.k.'s. tristen in his trademark code, andrew in a jacket emblazoned with his nickname topg. after a night in custody, little swagger for the cameras. the ruling came quickly. extradition granted to face questions of rape and human trafficking in the u.k. but not until romania has itself tried to them on similar unrelated charges. and, if found guilty, after any prison sent

gangs. since 2011, it has been a criminal regime that is armed the gangs and now they gangs are stronger and they're going about whatever they is -- the is there behavior. people in power, president, prime ministers, ministers, even a document from the yellow law school clinic and human rights organization -- yale law school clinic and human rights organizations like it is a crime against humanity. we are talking about construct. this is not something that happened out of the blue. these government officers, as well as prime minister, president, and some economic oligarchs, have financed the gangs come armed the gangs, given them even contracts to distribute food in neighborhoods, it etc. so we must be clear that the gangs happened instrumentalized in the past created arms to terrorize us so they can keep power. so now the gangs have gained their independence and maybe they have their political whatever, but i think the main culprit here is government that started to finance them, senators -

and who are these gangs? _ the past weeks and years. and who are these gangs?and years. and who are these gangs? are key - the past weeks and years. and who are these gangs? are key name - the past weeks and years. and who i are these gangs? are key name here is jimmy cherizier, _ are these gangs? are key name here is jimmy cherizier, known _ are these gangs? are key name here is jimmy cherizier, known in - are these gangs? are key name here is jimmy cherizier, known in haiti - isjimmy cherizier, known in haiti as jamie barbecue. he is a former security forces officer and now the head of a gang. this is a group of criminal gangs that has been accused of human rights groups of attacking groups in katie. jimmy cherizier has been sanctioned by the united states and what is asking for is the president not to come to the country or to be overthrown because, in his words, he's a revolutionary leader trying to overthrow a corrupt elites in katie. he is saying his weapons are not to threaten a people of haiti but to change the country. we are speaking to a senior resea

there has been violence and armed gangs on the streets, and now armed gangs on the streets, and now a2 hour state of emergency in the capital, port 0 prince. night curfews are in capital, port 0 prince. night cu rfews are in force capital, port 0 prince. night curfews are in force until wednesday. gangs have attacked two prisons in the country, first in the centre of the capital, the largest prison in the country. and the second prism is nearby. this was also hit by gangs. this all happened over the weekend. gang leaders say they want the prime minister out of power. james landale has the latest. gunfire haiti has long been lawless and violent, but now the disorder has got even worse. in the capital, port—au—prince, over the weekend, people fled for their lives as what law and order there was broke down. powerful armed gangs already control much of the city, but yesterday they overran two prisons, freeing its estimated more than 4,000 inmates. eyewitnesses reported seeing bodies inside and around the prison compound. some stayed behind to avoid the shooting. translation: it was a very

gang activity continues to plague haiti. more than 1,500 people have been killed as a result of violence so far this year. the report also cited the gangs�* use of sexual violence against people. it urges the need for a multinational security mission of up to 5,000 police officers to help haitian police restore the rule of law. lets get the latest from haiti. lets go live now to our north america correspondent nomia iqbal. it's friday night in haiti, watson lake at the moment? any sense of normal life there at all? —— what's it like? katrina, we understand that it's relatively calm and violence has subsided somewhat in port—au—prince. i am more than 80 miles away, this is seen as a much more safe are part of haiti. and it is easter weekend, good friday, people are out on the streets here, celebrating easter, people dressed in white, holding rosary beads, carrying crosses, we spoke to some people and said that theirfaith we spoke to some people and said that their faith is important to them at this time, one woman did say to

the gangs have cooperated to a decree forward. the gangs have cooperated to a degree to _ forward.ted to a degree to come together - forward. the gangs have cooperated to a degree to come together to - forward. the gangs have cooperated to a degree to come together to put| to a degree to come together to put so much pressure on the state, that the prime minister's resignation has been forced. the questionnaires, do those gangs remain united, or do they fall back into their default position of fighting amongst themselves. a big role will be played by the most senior inferential gang leader, known by the nickname the barbecue, as to whether or not what decisions he makes. there will be other decisions made by other people on the ground forming some kind of transitional government that has been planned. that relies on them having some communication, an agreement with the gangs. then what happens to the prime minister? we still think he is in puerto rico, and he's still saying, i have gone, so hopefully that will make a difference. this is what he said. that will make a difference. thi

the united nations says gangs control more than 80% of haiti's capital, port—au—prince. gangs are demandinge minister ariel henry. when the attacks started thursday, mr henry was in kenya, pushing for the deployment of a un—backed police force. gang violence is not a new problem in haiti. but as the bbc�*s james landale reports, groups that once called each other enemies are now combining forces. gunfire. haiti has long been lawless and violent, but now it's getting worse. in the capital, port—au—prince, people ran for their lives as what law and order there was broke down. thousands have fled their homes. powerful armed gangs already control much of the city, but yesterday they overran two prisons, freeing — it's estimated — about 4,000 inmates. some stayed behind to avoid the shooting. translation: the riot in the prison put our. lives at risk. we hid because there was a lot of firing. we were afraid for our lives. the government declared a state of emergency in the capital, with curfews in place, but they may be hard to enforce. the gangs, which so often fight each other, have come toget

d0 huge questions, i want to touch on the gang leader.— on the gang leader.ear idea _ on the gang leader. do we have a clear idea of _ on the gang leader. do we have a clear idea of what _ on the gang leader. do we have a clear idea of what his - on the gang leader. do we have a clear idea of what his aims - a clear idea of what his aims are for the country? in a clear idea of what his aims are for the country?- are for the country? in the short term _ are for the country? in the short term as _ are for the country? in the short term as the - are for the country? in the i short term as the resignation of ariel henry, not much more to it than that but there is medium and long—term plans or at least hope and one of them i would not be surprised and i've heard from journalists in haiti that he himself would like to be in power. he sees himself as a man of the people, and interviews he has given he is emphasising the plight of the poorest of haiti, he speaks in the shanty towns and shows people how bad is our he speaks to the media. he does have designs on power

he was speaking there as members of his gang try to seize i members of his gang try to seize the capitals haiti. he is currently stranded in puerto rico seeking alternative routes into his country. thousands of people have now been displaced as they tried to flee the violence. a senior expert for the global initiative against transnational organised crime. he explained a little more about the issue of rising gain crime in haiti. i think what we're seeing this week is the continuing a worrying situation that started years ago. and lead to as you said, a very high social economic, territorial and violent control of gangs. both from the 80 to 85% of the territory of the 80 to 85% of the territory of the capital today that allowed them to launch this attack six days ago. i think they have been able to actually transform their territorial control into much more economic and political power. the gangs control very strategic areas, of course they control a huge part of the capital which is strategic but also control access to the port which is the main assets in terms of the gang leader that you

gang members occupied.nown in some circles as an american , is accused of at least seven murders. in 2002 he allegedly eliminated oleg sidinka, a well-known media tycoon in primorye, owner of the new wave television and radio company. explosives were planted at the entrance to his house. when sisidinka entered the entrance, an explosion occurred. at this distance , i attached an explosive device to a magnet. another businessman, co-owner of the nautilus nightclub, was killed in the same way. evgenia kirgintsova. his car was blown up in 2001. in an interview with our colleagues from the program investigating eduard petrov, kovalchuk did not hide the fact that he was personally involved in these crimes. you have attitude to the murder of oleg sidinka? well, let's just say, yes, i have. fine. that is, heavy, do you have anything to do with the murder of terlintsev? yes. according to investigators , yasin was killed by order. with businessman sergei dmitruk, who in the nineties bought the scientific vessel acad

apparently the security situation is at the mercy of the gangs.nt has just kicked down the road the can of the gangs attempting to take the national palace and declaring themselves or their allies, such as guy philipe, to be in charge of the country. even if the council is seated, that reality will be there until the cavalry arrives, and the cavalry as you can see right now, faces great challenges and uncertainties and the force is small and they will find it really difficult to take on the gangs, especially if it will have to fight its way in, if the gangs actually seize the airport and continue holding it. currently they are surrounding the airport. the airport is not functional. but they could more physically and dramatically take over it. very briefly, caricom saying that really the idea is to transition to some sort of democratic process to elections. there have not been elections in haiti in many years. do you anticipate elections being held anytime soon in haiti? certainly not any time soon but the hope is and i think appropriately the idea

where hearing gang _ exposed to the reality. where hearing gang leaders - exposed to the reality.re calling for the prime minister, ariel henry, to stand down. how stable do you think his position is at the top of the government there in haiti? well, his situation is certainly complicated. haiti is currently facing both an institutional crisis and a constitutional crisis that has been aggravated since the death by assassination of the president 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.— elections in haiti. well, this is art elections in haiti. well, this is part one _ elections in haiti. well, this is part one - _ elections in haiti. well, this is part one - one _ el

we know they were outgunned by gang members.e in the capital and 4 million people very worried about their security because they really do not know what is coming next. we should talk about this deal with cannonier to send 1000 police officers to help reinforce those embattled police officers on the ground. how effective could this plan possibly be that this international force that might be sent to haiti to regain control?— be sent to haiti to regain control? , ., , ., control? oh, the canyons are auoin to control? oh, the canyons are going to be _ control? oh, the canyons are going to be the _ control? oh, the canyons are going to be the backbone - control? oh, the canyons are going to be the backbone of. control? oh, the canyons are| going to be the backbone of a multinational security support mission that has the support of the united nations but it is not a us peacekeeping force —— kenyans. the resolution was written by the united states. we have countries like benin and jamaica which we know have experienced these gang ope

but of course the gang so will control much of the capital portal. things have been opposed to this, to this move to this idea of a multinational force in the country. now that regional need is, have met and decided that this was the way to go forward. what happens next? you think as well part of uh, i mean the object of the meeting today uh or yesterday was to, um, essentially find a formula to have a government that would essentially uh, be running and the country. and the for me that it presented and accepted was a 7 member council presidential council that would be running the country with a representative from several sectors. and they still have to announce the individuals that will be part of it. but that's a formula idea, adopted and accepted by the carrier. com and the international community. okay, how thank you for talking to us. how old isaac an independent, generally speaking, to a say a from photo prints h as in synagogue candidates who have been excluded from the presidential election in 2 weeks. time have launch a supreme court challe

gangs _ buildings. the situation was already at breaking point. gangs opposed . buildings. already | at breaking point. gangs opposed to the country's unelected prime minister have rained bullets on the international airport closing it down. when he attempted to return to haiti last week his plane was turned around. in his absence, gangs now control more than 80% of the capital, police stations are a particular target. there are growing fears of exodus. millions of patients now haitians and face famine. a humanitarian emergency on top of the britain of law and order and a lucky few did get out, us military personnel is as nonessential embassy staff to safety. meanwhile, the situation in the general hospital of port—au—prince is especially dire. a dead body lies with them and patients waiting in vain for treatment. except for the patients, hospital is abandoned.— treatment. except for the patients, hospital is abandoned. there are no doctors, hospital is abandoned. there are no doctors. they _ hospital is abandoned. there are no doctors. they all— hospital is abandoned. ther

i mean, this gang leader, barbecue, does he have any kind of purpose?ue, he was formerly a special forces police officer in haiti. so he's not completely outside of the establishment, if you would like to describe it like that. and in haiti, there has been a long tradition of some sort of cooperation or ties between politicians and these armed gangs, and people are uncertain of his political objectives. at this point, it seems to be a struggle for domination among many, many different gangs. however, it is clear that many of these gang groups have political intentions, have had political intentions. again, there is a precedent of haitian criminal gangs becoming sort of a paramilitary wing of the state in many occasions before in haiti. does he have the overall control? is it a matter of his personality bringing together these nine, we're told, groups of gangsters, or is he just another kind of passing figure who actually won't have any political power into the future? it's very hard to say. he, as you mentioned, he's apparently the leader of this so—cal

a to haitians stuck in the middle of gang violence. so weeks these kind of come back promises meetings. every little label is a solution driven by haitians. come cannot do anything for us. it's like when you run for the rain and ends up folding and the much. the only thing i can say is that abby, a long week is out forever. they can't do anything for his anymore hates. he has not towels in election since 2016. as probably to scramble to find a solution, the question loons, who could be up to the task of governing haiti. i spoke earlier to journalist harold's isaac in the haitian capital of port au prince. here's his assessments of the security situation on the ground. well, after the wave of violence that swept through the city last week, we had a bit of a reprieve for the past over 36 hours where folks were able to resupply and some fuel was allowed to come out of terminals. so, um, it is a very fragile situation, honestly here, and we don't know how to gainesville react to nearly 2 elements. the new uh, the news of the the resignatio

and let me be clear, some of these gang members have been in gangs pure toly to -- purely to survive some good people and some bad people coming to our board, and we must do something now. in addition to that, you're going to have a genocide-like situation if we continue to have these the gang leaders controlling that island with no import and export if coming through that place. it's the a really bad situation. and america needs to lead on that, not sit back and wait for kenya or another country to do out. this is affecting us, and so joe biden, i'm a telling you, joe biden, if you're listening to this right now, you need to do more to stop this situation in haiti. you have been sitting on your heels, and if god forbid you're going to have blood on your hands with 4 million people starving to death if you with don't act now. will: all right. jack brew orer, incredible perspective this morning. thank you so much, jack. >> god bless you. will: no one says parenting is easy, but has our culture made it harder than it needs if to be? why it's time to end the trend or overparting. >>> an

let's talk about gang leaders, resupply. let's talk about gang leaders. i _ resupply.i have been meeting i resupply. let's talk about gang - leaders, i have been meeting about what is happening in haiti and people familiar with the situation will know there are three gang leaders, guy, jimmy and johnson, all vying for some sort of control of port—au—prince. what will it take for them to stand aside now we are seeing the transitional council which will be formed? when do you think the men will stand aside and let politics take over? first think the men will stand aside and let politics take over?— let politics take over? first off i need to precise _ let politics take over? first off i need to precise that _ let politics take over? first off i need to precise that guy - let politics take over? first off i need to precise that guy has . let politics take over? first off i | need to precise that guy has not considered himself as a gang leader, although considered himself as a gang leader, althouthohnson and jimmy obviously although johnson and jimmy obviously are. althout

other countries including benin engine maker who have experience with these gang operations, anti— gangright now the question is how soon can that force be deployed to haiti? we know they have said they are not going to leave unless the money is available and we have seen republicans in the united states block the request that the state department put out so that is a real issue right now in terms of what will happen in washington over the next few daysin washington over the next few days in order to ensure the reinforcements are sent to haiti. ~ ., reinforcements are sent to haiti. ~ . ., , , haiti. we have a few seconds left to but — haiti. we have a few seconds left to but i _ haiti. we have a few seconds left to but i wanted _ haiti. we have a few seconds left to but i wanted to - haiti. we have a few seconds left to but i wanted to ask, . left to but i wanted to ask, how important is a stable haiti for the region itself? tt is for the region itself? it is very important. - for the region itself? it is very important. look- for the region itself? it is very important. look at l for

now, it's the gangs that control the country. the good seas power because the situation is not good at all. the thousands had been forced to flee their homes as the civil unrest continues to spread. china as foreign minister says begging will be a global force for peace and stability. moving into the future as comments came on the sidelines of the annual national people's congress currently taking place in gauging. this just policy statements, there are close, they are being closely watched for his on china's economic and you political positioning. and they suggest china and russia are moving strategically ever more in step on the global stage. china's annual rubber style in parliament, the national people's congress likes to play up the countries rise on the international stage. as china plays a bigger global role, aging is try to match its growing economic strength with diplomatic muscle. one area, it's keen to play a bigger part in is media using international crises, including the ukraine war, foot wide. china says that holds

—— haiti and the gangs.that the seven important sectors within haiti society, the religious sector, and community will name of representative. that has been in session since the morning. important actors appeared to be waffling and blocking out. some very powerful gangs, such as the one led byjimmy cherizier, known as barbecue, have announced this is not going to be satisfactory. a man currently live guy philipe, wants to be part of the council and has declared he wants to create two separate council. a great deal of uncertainty as to whether the council will be from, how fast it will be formed and to whom it would be acceptable. in the meantime, it seems like there is a power vacuum in the country. the prime minister having announced his resignation. how concerned are you that someone else might step in and try to fill it? someone like a gang leader or someone like guy philipe who led a coup could fill in? the possibility _ led a coup could fill in? the possibility is _ led a coup could fill in? the possibi

gang on virginia was quiet at 5 in the morning. i have to see if there's any signs, the police guys usually come around the same time as the normal workers and the for their jobs if they come in the dark in the morning, but we can front them. that's the thing to move on. you have fixed our fixed wage and then i'm on a cell phone. if it's 6 of them, my shifts from 7 in the morning until 7 in the evening of the one if we guard the something in the well and we're in the process. good. looks simple, if he's always there for us when we need some thinking about loose, or example on the pictures, medicines or other important things for us to be a little resident. familiar with the past with the media never show the only talk about the bad things. violence, but never about the good things. the help for the residential 5 years as a lot of people. this is the only family. yeah, i've lived one of them was doors in the past 2 years. they've been 3 brutal police operations with multiple deaths in complex. so ali mount jack or is in your and v l

but, crucially, not gang violence.afe haven for people forced to leave the gang—controlled capital, port—au—prince. another bus—load arrives, having run the gauntlet of a dangerous journey. "it took us hours longer than it should, as we had to reroute around the gang checkpoints and there was gunfire," says this passenger, who was clearly shaken. phanel pierre made the same journey six months ago. it's almost impossible to pull yourself from poverty in haiti. phanel managed it. but becoming a middle—class businessman made him a target. the gangs destroyed his business, ransacked his house and tried to kidnap him, and in the process plunged him and his family back into poverty. translation: this is just| 296 of the life i used to live. infact, i'm not living. i'm just existing. the longer the power vacuum in haiti continues, the worse the humanitarian emergency here becomes. in turn, more and more displaced people will flock to the city of cap—haitien in search of refuge from the violent gangs that have such a tight gri

it looks like we can meet a member of a drug gang. not in who a senior, but in another for very in rio's north zone. the i a yeah. the yeah i'm, it's like once we're on the way to me to contact you said we can meet up with a drug gang member. we don't know if it'll work out. it's very spontaneous. we'll have to see there was a shoot out there a few days ago on. so the question is, is it safe and will it stay that way? it's always difficult to predict like to somebody should really falls within the we meet our contacts on the highway. it's about 2nd ones as we know them from previous filming what they don't want to be recognized. as we continue together, we're not allowed to show the exact location that would put us all in danger. it's now we're going in so camera down to the camera down. please give me just come in let's go with us and more line was sent to them and carlos is what we should call him. he's a member of rio's biggest gang for the red commando who are currently in charge of a senior. i don't know if this isn't in it, but