Haitian gangs release 13 captives from mass kidnapping as violence escalates

At least 47 people killed by gangs, over 50 kidnapped including women and children, with 13 released and majority still missing; nearly 200,000 forced deportees arriving in Haiti.

In the mountain town of Kenscoff, Haiti, gangs holding roughly fifty people released thirteen — mostly women and children — in a partial gesture that resolved nothing and illuminated everything. The release arrives not as relief but as a window into a country where kidnapping has become commerce, where the state's protective capacity has nearly vanished, and where nearly two hundred thousand deportees are arriving into a landscape already overwhelmed by violence. Haiti's crisis is not a single wound but a cascade of failures compounding one another, and the thirty-seven still missing stand as

Haitian gangs release 13 captives from mass kidnapping as violence escalates

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