After an assassination, Miami's Haitian community wonders: Who can fix this mess?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : "If this president was assassinated with all the security he had, what's to protect the Average Joe?" said Gepsie Metellus, 61, executive director of Sant La Haitian Neighborhood Center, a social services organization in North Miami.
50% : Haiti's acting Prime Minister Claude Joseph -- who announced on Monday he would step aside and cede the office to designated-Prime Minister Ariel Henry -- has asked the United States and the United Nations to send troops to the beleaguered Caribbean nation to restore order and protect key infrastructure.
38% : The U.S. and the United Nations are also pushing for Haiti to go ahead with legislative and presidential elections planned for September and November -- a move that many Haitians, as well as a former U.S. ambassador, say would be a mistake because of the complete breakdown of institutions, infrastructure and trust on the island.

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