"The government raised the prices of gasoline, diesel and kerosene, hitting my family. I now am unable to feed my two children on the salary I have."
"The consequences are huge. It's one of the most fragile countries in the world."
"What is a bit frightening is to see that so many efforts could be basically wiped out by things that are completely out of our control."
The war in Iran has led to a surge in oil prices in Haiti, causing transportation costs to double and forcing many to walk long distances to work. Alexandre Joseph, a factory worker, struggles to feed his children due to rising fuel prices. Haiti's government recently increased diesel and gasoline prices significantly, exacerbating the already critical food insecurity affecting nearly half of the population. Gang violence further complicates the situation by disrupting supply chains and increasing food prices, pushing vulnerable populations closer to collapse.
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