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Canaan resident Evenson Louis says they don’t have much hope left for Canaan. “These gangs are the children of the state,” he says, explaining that the Haitian government created the gangs by arming them with guns sold to them by the police.

A UN vehicle drives past a barricade of burning tires during a demonstration against high prices and fuel shortages in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Oct. 21, 2021.
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“Whether the gangs treat you good or bad, you accept it, because it’s been so long since the state has given us any hope.” Learn more about Haitians' struggle for survival in their own country. Read Long Lead's newest feature 'An Unnatural Disaster,' today: haiti.longlead.com

Photo of Augustin Mona standing on land near the Village Grace de Dieu in Canaan with some of the 126 families who had been together since meeting in the Mozayik tent camp after the 2010 earthquake, Jan. 10, 2015. Text on screen reads: An Unnatural Disaster. One of the world's newest cities, Canaan emerged from the rubble of an apocalyptic earthquake and the long, slow collapse of Haiti's government. Now, on the edge of survival, its citizens are trapped, fighting to reclaim their lives. BY JACOB KUSHNER ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALLISON SHELLEY
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