Haiti’s election violence leaves two dead

‘Two people have been killed during the long-delayed parliamentary polls in the impoverished Caribbean nation of Haiti amid political violence that forced a number of polling stations to close early.

Voter turnout was reported to be low during the Monday election, which was held after a four-year delay, as a number of polling stations in the capital Port-au-Prince were vandalized in the morning and 26 other had to close early due to persisting street violence.

Although the country’s National Police released no specific figures on the Election Day casualties, it did mention that over 130 people were detained and that officers had seized 23 firearms.’

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