Haitian Retail Trade Persists Amid Gang Violence and Economic Collapse

Informal markets continue to operate in Haiti's 'no man's land' areas despite ongoing gang violence and economic collapse. Farmers, mostly women, sell half-grown produce due to lack of fertilizer, highlighting severe food insecurity. The resilience of retail trade suggests localized adaptation, but the underlying crisis remains unresolved.

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