Insecurity in Haiti is forcing many to move to safe zones
As the insecurity crisis in Haiti grows and the government's inaction, many civilians have been forced to move to safety. teleSUR
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00:00 As Haiti's insecurity crisis deepens at the hand of violent parliamentary groups and government inaction,
00:05 thousands have been forced from their homes. Let's listen to the testimony of one of many interned refugees in the Caribbean nation.
00:11 I am Sylvain-Pierre René from Cafu-Ki. We are among the victims of the paramilitaries.
00:19 The days go by and we continue to struggle. We were forced to leave behind everything, our home, cars and belongings.
00:29 We live in the streets. We fight to remain alive.
00:32 No one is reporting on what we are going through. We were not ready to lose everything.
00:38 With the Haitian government that we have, we do not see much hope.
00:44 Our paramilitaries have destroyed our communities. We do not know where all of this is headed.
00:51 We hope for a national mobilization that can challenge the powers that be.
00:58 Otherwise, we will keep falling deeper into this abyss.