Decoding an unprecedented territorial strategy
In June 2025, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) recorded 1.3 million internally displaced persons in Haiti, an increase of 24% in six months. But this humanitarian crisis masks a more complex economic reality: Haitian gangs have developed a sophisticated model that transforms forced displacement into an instrument for capturing national wealth.
The analysis reveals a troubling paradox. While some gang-controlled areas such as Croix-des-Bouque
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