The threat of instability in Haiti prompted the Organization of American States to authorize a special mission to help the troubled nation find a way out of a simmering political crisis and set a new date for a runoff election.
In Washington, the OAS permanent council on Wednesday reached consensus on sending the mission to Haiti to assist with resolving a stalemate now that elections have been postponed indefinitely and the country’s president is due to leave office in 10 days.
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