Haiti on a good day is highly complex. The recent set of events triggered by the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse created a power vacuum and threw the Caribbean nation into even deeper turmoil.  Margarita R. Seminario sits down with Georges A. Fauriol, Senior Associate at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, to discuss the current crisis in Haiti and how key actors, like the Haitian government, civil society, private sector, and the international community, can play an effective role in sketching a more stable path forward. Fauriol also sketches recommendations for the Biden-Harris administration and the U.S. Congress.