Haitians call for President Moise to step down
Haitians held a demonstration against President Jovenel Moise to protest widespread food and fuel shortages, a weakening currency, double-digit inflation and graft accusations lodged against public officials in the impoverished Caribbean nation.
Police on Friday fired tear gas as tires burned in the middle of a Port-au-Prince street, while protesters held signs with messages in English reading, "Jovenel must leave now."
Many Haitians have called for Moise to stand down after what they describe as a failure to address Haiti's myriad problems.
Four people have been killed in clashes in recent weeks.
(Source: Reuters)
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