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Haiti president assassination trial resumes in Miami
Five years after the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, several individuals connected to the killing remain in U.S. custody, awaiting trial, while Haiti has struggled with ongoing political instability and gang violence. The plot involved foreign mercenaries and was allegedly financed with U.S. pandemic aid funds, with investigations hampered by threats and violence. Prosecutors in the U.S. have charged over 40 people, including a Florida-based preacher, with some convicted and serving life sentences. The case highlights the complex international and domestic issues surrounding the unresolved assassination and Haiti’s broader crisis.
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