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Haiti extends state of emergency as gang violence rages▼
Published 110d agoHaiti's government on Thursday said it would extend a state of emergency around Port-au-Prince for another month as gang violence that has threatened to bring down the government and led thousands to flee their homes appeared to show no sign of abating. Alice Rizzo reports. Source
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