Solutions for Haiti, struck by several crises, seem scarce. While aid agencies and diplomats have offered suggestions, gang violence, natural disasters, raging inflation and disease outbreaks are conspiring to maintain the grim outlook. Its unelected government may not be equipped for the challenges, but how far should other countries go?
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