Decentralization or federalism in a country like Haiti

The issue of territorial governance is crucial for a country like Haiti, with its 27,750 square kilometers and its capital, Port-au-Prince, grappling with major challenges such as the gangrene of armed gangs and functional paralysis. The critical situation in Port-au-Prince raises essential concerns about the effectiveness of the current system and calls for a careful reflection on the advantages of decentralization over federalism in this specific context.

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Decentralization or federalism in a country like Haiti