Temporary government ready to take over in Haiti | DW News

Grappled with rampant violence and poverty, Haitians bitterly ask when stability will be restored to the Caribbean's most populous nation. It's been one month since Haiti's prime minister resigned during widespread violent unrest. Reports say a temporary government is ready to take over. The incoming administration's main task will be to set up new presidential elections - and to rein in Haiti's rampant gang violence.

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00:00 Gang violence prevails a month after Haiti PM's resignation
02:20 Sophie Rutenbar, New York University Center and a former UN Officer in Haiti

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