US Ambassador Questions OAS Role in Haiti Crisis Amidst Funding Concerns

Amidst Haiti's Crisis, US Ambassador to OAS Questions Organization's Role in Troop Deployment PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI—In a recent interview on CDN's "Siendo Honestos," Katherine Hernandez spoke with Frank Mora, the US Ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS), regarding the ongoing crisis in Haiti. The interview highlighted the complex challenges facing the OAS and the international community in addressing the escalating humanitarian and security situation. Ambassador Mora stated, "There is no country, including the United States, that is going to deploy troops or resources on a large scale to Haiti." His comments underscore the reluctance of nations to commit significant resources to a volatile environment. The discussion also touched upon the potential impact of reduced US funding on the OAS's ability to function effectively. Hernandez asked, "If the United States permanently withdraws that funding, do you believe the OAS will have a better future?" Mora responded by describing the situation as "very delicate," emphasizing the challenges faced by the OAS if its largest contributor decides to cut funding. The interview offers valuable insight into the international response to the crisis in Haiti and the challenges facing the OAS. The concerns expressed by Ambassador Mora regarding troop deployment and funding highlight the difficult choices facing the international community as it seeks to address the ongoing instability in Haiti.