Pressure is mounting on the man who claims to be Haiti's leader in the aftermath of the president's assassination, with at least two other officials claiming to be the legitimate head of government amid a race to fill the political power vacuum. "We don't want them to reduce us to who should do what," said Magalie Georges, a teacher and union leader. Leon Charles, head of Haiti's National Police, said five suspects are still at large and at least three have been killed. (Matias Delacroix/The Associated Press)Jaar once described himself in court papers as the owner of a successful import business in Haiti. Charles said Sanon was working with those who plotted the assassination and that Moïse's killers were protecting him.

Source: CBC News July 13, 2021 21:21 UTC