Haiti sets August 2026 date for first general elections in a decade
Haiti’s transitional authorities on Tuesday unveiled a long-awaited electoral timetable, announcing that the crisis-hit Caribbean nation plans to hold its first polls in nearly a decade next summer. This marks a significant step toward restoring democratic rule, though officials warn that rampant gang violence still threatens to derail the process.
Haiti’s transitional authorities on Tuesday unveiled a long-awaited electoral timetable, announcing that the crisis-hit Caribbean nation plans to hold its first polls in nearly a decade next summer. This marks a significant step toward restoring democratic rule, though officials warn that rampant gang violence still threatens to derail the process.
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