Conflictos

Inestabilidad, pobreza, desastres naturales: cinco claves sobre Haití

La nación donde este miércoles fue asesinado el presidente, Jovenel Moise, se enfrenta a una inestabilidad crónica y está especialmente expuesta a las catástrofes naturales

(FILES) In this file photo Dominican military agents control the passage of Haitian nationals from Ouanaminthe, Haiti, to Dajabon, Dominican Republic, after opening the gate on the bridge over the bordering Massacre River, on March 5, 2021. - The government of the Dominican Republic on July 7, 2021 ordered the "immediate closure" of its border with Haiti after the assassination of the president of the neighboring country, Jovenel Moise. The border closure was effective immediately, the communications officer of the defense ministry, Ceinett Sanchez, told AFP. (Photo by Erika SANTELICES / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo Dominican military agents control the passage of Haitian nationals from Ouanaminthe, Haiti, to Dajabon, Dominican Republic, after opening the gate on the bridge over the bordering Massacre River, on March 5, 2021. - The government of the Dominican Republic on July 7, 2021 ordered the "immediate closure" of its border with Haiti after the assassination of the president of the neighboring country, Jovenel Moise. The border closure was effective immediately, the communications officer of the defense ministry, Ceinett Sanchez, told AFP. (Photo by Erika SANTELICES / AFP) ERIKA SANTELICES
Haití Agentes militares dominicanos controlan el ingreso de ciudadanos haitianos de Ouanaminthe, Haití, a Dajabón, República Dominicana, luego de abrir la frontera en el puente sobre el río Masacre, el 5 de marzo de 2021. Foto: AFP (ERIKA SANTELICES/AFP)

Puerto Príncipe. Haití, donde este miércoles fue asesinado el presidente, Jovenel Moise, es un país muy pobre que se enfrenta a una inestabilidad crónica y está especialmente expuesto a las catástrofes naturales.

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