Missionary Interviews Deadly Haitian Gang Leader

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – In the midst of escalating gang violence and political upheaval, Victor Marx of All Things Possible Ministries (ATP) recently traveled to Haiti, risking his safety to meet with some of the country's most notorious gang leaders. Known for his work in dangerous regions across the globe, Marx's mission was clear: negotiate for the protection of orphanages, missionaries, and children – the most vulnerable groups amid Haiti's spiraling unrest.
For months, the capital city of Port-au-Prince has been gripped by lawlessness as gangs tighten their control over the city, holding 85% of it under their sway. The political situation has deteriorated, with gunfire recently closing down Haiti's main airport and a new prime minister, businessman Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, being sworn in under highly contested circumstances.

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