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After a term marked by inefficiency and rising gang violence, Leslie Voltaire hands over power to his fellow councilor Fritz Alphonse Jean, who vows a tougher security approach. Fritz Alphonse Jean, ...

With no fire department functioning for a decade, Gonaïves residents battle flames on their own as government roadblocks stall solutions, putting residents’ lives in danger every time a fire breaks ...