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Bandenchef in Haiti »Wir machen eine blutige Revolution im Land«

Sie greifen Polizeiwachen an und plündern Krankenhäuser: Marodierende Gangs terrorisieren Haiti. Der mächtige Bandenchef Jimmy »Barbecue« Cherizier droht mit einer Jagd auf Politiker in dem Karibikstaat.

A Deadly Jungle on the Trek to America - Santiago Mesa / DER SPIEGEL

A Deadly Jungle on the Trek to America - Santiago Mesa / DER SPIEGEL

Crossing the Darién Gap A Deadly Jungle on the Trek to America

Some 90,000 people have crossed the Darién Gap this year on the trek to the U.S. The jungle between Colombia and Panama is one of the most dangerous migrant routes in the world - and not everybody makes it out alive. By Nicola Abé and Santiago Mesa (Photos) in Panama and Colombia

Gang fordert mehrere Millionen Dollar Lösegeld für entführte nordamerikanische Missionare - Joseph Odelyn / AP

Gang fordert mehrere Millionen Dollar Lösegeld für entführte nordamerikanische Missionare - Joseph Odelyn / AP

Haiti Gang fordert mehrere Millionen Dollar Lösegeld für entführte nordamerikanische Missionare

Fünf Kinder und zwölf Erwachsene sind auf Haiti weiter gekidnappt. Der Justizminister will vorerst nicht auf Lösegeldforderungen für die Missionarsfamilien eingehen – und geht von langen Verhandlungen aus.

Unwillkommen in Amerika - Felix Marquez / AP

Unwillkommen in Amerika - Felix Marquez / AP

Migrationsdrama an texanischer Grenze Unwillkommen in Amerika

Im texanischen Del Rio sitzen Tausende Migranten aus Haiti und Südamerika fest. US-Präsident Joe Biden zaudert. Reportage aus einer verzweifelten Stadt. Von René Pfister, Del Rio

Protestieren, bis der Präsident stürzt - JEAN MARC HERVE ABELARD/ EPA-EFE/ REX

Protestieren, bis der Präsident stürzt - JEAN MARC HERVE ABELARD/ EPA-EFE/ REX

Demonstrationen in Haiti Protestieren, bis der Präsident stürzt

Die Wirtschaft in Haiti liegt danieder, Millionen Menschen leben in Armut, die politische Elite soll sich an Hilfsgeldern bereichert haben. Nun rebelliert das Volk gegen den Präsidenten - es gibt bereits Tote. Von Klaus Ehringfeld

Learning from Crisis Inside the Effort to Improve Emergency Care in Haiti

A year and a half after Hurricane Matthew, Haiti's health care system is still ill-equipped for another major disaster. Several innovative groups are now training doctors and nurses to better prepare them for catastrophes. Von Alexis Ward

'We Weren't Really Prepared' - ANDRES MARTINEZ CASARES/ REUTERS

'We Weren't Really Prepared' - ANDRES MARTINEZ CASARES/ REUTERS

One Year After Hurricane Matthew 'We Weren't Really Prepared'

One year ago, Hurricane Matthew slammed into Haiti killing hundreds of people and destroying countless buildings. The country's already fragile health care system collapsed. Medical professionals talk about the day the storm hit.

Millions Around The World Are Still Threatened with Starvation - DOMINIC NAHR / DER SPIEGEL

Millions Around The World Are Still Threatened with Starvation - DOMINIC NAHR / DER SPIEGEL

A Preventable Tragedy Millions Around The World Are Still Threatened with Starvation

Every ninth person on the planet suffers from hunger. The situation is so dire in some countries that 20 million people are at acute risk of death by starvation. How is this possible at a time of a global food surplus?

'I'm Trying To Re-Establish Confidence' - Wolfgang Kumm/ dpa

'I'm Trying To Re-Establish Confidence' - Wolfgang Kumm/ dpa

Haitian President Martelly 'I'm Trying To Re-Establish Confidence'

Nearly five years after its earthquake, Haiti is still rebuilding. In an interview, Haitian President Michel Martelly discusses the country's "tremendous progress," but also addresses hurdles such as the failure of donor countries to pay what they pledged. Von Samiha Shafy

A Damned Paradise Does Haiti Need Tourism? Or Does It Need Justice?

Human rights attorney Mario Joseph and Tourism Minister Stéphanie Villedrouin are both trying to improve Haiti, but they are following radically different paths. The one wants justice, the other wants tourism. Von Samiha Shafy

Is Bill Clinton Haiti's Hope for Salvation? - Thony Belizaire / AFP

Is Bill Clinton Haiti's Hope for Salvation? - Thony Belizaire / AFP

A Stubborn Savior Is Bill Clinton Haiti's Hope for Salvation?

Former US President and current UN special envoy Bill Clinton has brought his "Friends of Bill" to Haiti to encourage investment in the country in the aftermath of last year's earthquake, with mixed results. His influence is significant at the highest levels: The country's prime minister is a former top aide. Von Marc Hujer

'The Fight Is Not Hopeless' - Joe Raedle/ Getty Images

'The Fight Is Not Hopeless' - Joe Raedle/ Getty Images

The Haitian Cholera Epidemic 'The Fight Is Not Hopeless'

More than 1,400 people have died of cholera in Haiti, and every day that number grows. Nurse Anja Wolz is working with Doctors Without Borders in the country to help save lives. In an interview, she talks about the epidemic's spread and why Sunday's elections are a huge concern for her organization.

Rage in the Time of Cholera - Andres Martinez Casares/ picture alliance / dpa

Rage in the Time of Cholera - Andres Martinez Casares/ picture alliance / dpa

Haitian Discontent Rage in the Time of Cholera

The cholera epidemic in Haiti is rapidly spreading. It has become the dominant issue leading up to elections set for Nov. 28. And as popular rage grows against international aid workers, protests have erupted in the ruins of Port-au-Prince. Von Marc Hujer und Samiha Shafy

Epidemic Underscores Lack of Progress after Earthquake - NICHOLAS KAMM/ AFP

Epidemic Underscores Lack of Progress after Earthquake - NICHOLAS KAMM/ AFP

Haiti's Cholera Disaster Epidemic Underscores Lack of Progress after Earthquake

Haiti, the battered Caribbean island, is fighting a new enemy: Thousands have fallen ill with cholera and hundreds have already died. The government and international aid organizations are desperately trying to prevent the epidemic from reaching the capital. Von Marc Hujer

Six Months On, Haiti Remains Covered in Rubble - © Eduardo Munoz / Reuters/ REUTERS

Six Months On, Haiti Remains Covered in Rubble - © Eduardo Munoz / Reuters/ REUTERS

Smashed Hopes Six Months On, Haiti Remains Covered in Rubble

A half a year after a devastating earthquake claimed at least 222,570 lives, the work of rebuilding Haiti is still in the early stages. Helpers have traveled to the country from around the world, but reconstruction has barely progressed. In many parts of the country, people have simply moved on with their lives amidst the rubble. Von Sandra Schulz

Germany 'Should Show Greater Responsibility Towards Haiti' - EDUARDO MUNOZ/ REUTERS

Germany 'Should Show Greater Responsibility Towards Haiti' - EDUARDO MUNOZ/ REUTERS

Emergency Relief Organization Germany 'Should Show Greater Responsibility Towards Haiti'

At Wednesday's Haiti donor conference in New York, at least 8.5 billion euros will be needed for the country's reconstruction following the January earthquake. In an interview, the head of a major German emergency relief organization criticizes his government's response to the quake, describing it as "weak" compared to other countries.

Haiti's Next Disaster Looms - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Haiti's Next Disaster Looms - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Waiting for the Rain Haiti's Next Disaster Looms

Only weeks after the country was hit by an earthquake, Haiti is threatened by the next potential calamity. The upcoming rainy season could turn overcrowded refugee camps into hotbeds of disease. And there has been criticism of the local government for not doing more to provide emergency accommodation. Von Björn Hengst

Haiti Debates Moving Its Capital - Mario Tama/ Getty Images

Haiti Debates Moving Its Capital - Mario Tama/ Getty Images

Preparing for the Next Earthquake Haiti Debates Moving Its Capital

Haiti's official seismologist, who predicted the recent earthquake, has warned that an even stronger one is likely to hit Port-au-Prince within the next 20 years. Now the Haitian government is debating how and if the capital should be rebuilt -- or if it should be moved elsewhere. Von Clemens Höges

Bringing Aid to a Shattered Island - JORGE SILVA/ REUTERS

Bringing Aid to a Shattered Island - JORGE SILVA/ REUTERS

The 'Moses of Haiti' Bringing Aid to a Shattered Island

The American businessman and missionary Patrick Moynihan has lived in Haiti for 13 years, hoping to turn Port-au-Prince into a shining success. Now he's fighting to save what's left. Von Klaus Brinkbäumer

Brazil Helps to Restore Order in Haiti - Ricardo Arduengo/ AP

Brazil Helps to Restore Order in Haiti - Ricardo Arduengo/ AP

Hope in Cite Soleil Brazil Helps to Restore Order in Haiti

Officially, Brazil is responsible for keeping order in earthquake-stricken Haiti, but the country's soldiers -- present for almost six years on the Caribbean island as the leaders of the UN peacekeeping force -- are also helping with humanitarian relief. Behind the scenes, though, Washington and Brasilia are quietly competing for influence and power in Haiti. Von Jens Glüsing

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