Inside world's most dangerous city ruled by 200 gangs and vicious warlord named 'Barbecue' who 'burns victims alive'
Now, the UN predicts that the deadly gangs control 60 per cent of Port-au-Prince – patrolling and barricading its streets and terrorising the city’s population.
Their power and violence has multiplied by organising themselves into fierce territorial coalitions, the largest of which are the G-9 and G-Pèp. But he denies his nickname came from setting his victims on fire, instead claiming it came from his mum being a fried chicken street vendor.
In this way, gangs are used as personal mercenaries of death for political elites “allowing them to act with near complete impunity," according to the report.Empowered by this freedom, gangs have the ability to bring Port-au-Prince to its knees, and they’ve used it.In a savage display of strength, they cut off the country from its much-needed fuel supply, wreaking havoc and pain.
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