In 2021, Haiti grappled with deep-rooted political and social challenges, leading to significant turmoil and instability. The assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in July exposed the country’s underlying issues, including widespread corruption, drug trafficking, and a lack of trust in government institutions. Moïse’s efforts to confront these issues and challenge powerful figures in Haiti’s political and business circles likely contributed to the tensions that culminated in his assassination. The socio-political climate was characterized by economic struggles, ongoing corruption, and a fragile rule of law, exacerbated by criminal networks’ influence. International relations also faced strains, particularly in security and governance cooperation. Overall, 2021 was marked by political upheaval, violence, and uncertainty about Haiti’s future direction. Click Here to learn about Haiti’s socio-political climate in 2021.
Haiti continued to face significant challenges in its socio-political landscape. The aftermath of President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination in 2021 left the country grappling with political instability, security concerns, and ongoing economic hardships. The interim government struggled to establish stability and legitimacy, facing pressure from both domestic and international stakeholders to address corruption, improve governance, and ensure accountability for the assassination. Humanitarian crises, including food insecurity and natural disasters, added to the complexity of Haiti’s situation, requiring coordinated efforts from government officials, civil society, and the international community to address these pressing issues and pave a path toward long-term stability and development. 2023 This webpage is still under development. Come back later for details on this section