Journalist Kim Ives and long-time Haitian analyst Henriot Dorcent look at current events in Haiti — de facto PM Filsaimé at the UN General Assembly, the unlikelihood of December elections, deployment of the U.S.-assembled Gang Suppression Force, the massacres carried out by Erik Prince’s mercenaries and the Haitian National Police — and review the bloody Sep. 30, 1991 coup d’état, whose 35th anniversary is marked this week, signifying the beginning of Haiti’s descent into its current chaos.
