The Moïse Assassination Case: A Tortuous Path to Justice The extradition of 18 suspects in the killing of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse to the US marks a significant milestone in a case plagued by controversy and delays.
However, this is only one chapter in a much longer story about accountability, corruption, and governance in Haiti. The Haitian judicial system has been criticized for its ineffectiveness and corruption.
The investigation into Moïse's assassination was repeatedly stalled by gang violence, death threats, and a crumbling judicial system.