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Washington.- The Organization of American States (OAS) Secretary General, Albert Ramdin, unveiled a US$2.6 billion roadmap to address Haiti’s humanitarian crisis, emphasizing local leadership with coordinated international support from CARICOM, the United Nations, and other multilateral organizations.
Ramdin stressed that Haitian institutions will lead the initiative, with international partners providing guidance and resources. The plan outlines five strategic pillars: stabilizing insecurity and protecting critical infrastructure, supporting the Presidential Transitional Council through February 2026 with an OAS electoral mission, responding to humanitarian needs including food, water, sanitation, and healthcare, and promoting economic progress based on sustainable development principles.
The roadmap aims to establish safe corridors, combat gang-controlled zones, ensure free and fair elections, and foster long-term societal and economic stability.
Haitians can never fix Haiti, according to the African scholar, Franck Zanu. Check his video out on youtube.
Nor can any other country fix it. It has to be them selfs first.
More money being poured into a country that can’t lift itself from its eternal abyss.
The only thing that could possibly save Haiti would be a large scale military interdiction. Gangs and Cartels and corrupt politicians must be eliminated, they cannot be fixed.