The country is sinking further into chaos and anarchy with each passing day. Armed gangs seem to have no limits to their imagination, and with impunity, they are terrorizing the population in the metropolitan area. The signatories of the December 21 agreement and the opposition are blaming each other for the current situation in the country. Those close to the government believe in the need for dialogue but are adamant about not touching the position of the Prime Minister. On the other hand, the opposition insists that Ariel Henry must resign before any negotiation process can begin.

The Caricom envoys, who have been in the country since Monday for a third attempt at negotiations, find themselves caught between the inflexibility of some and the indifference of others in the face of the suffering of the population, who are the primary targets of the armed gangs. While armed gangs wage war against the population, those close to the government and the opposition engage in a futile and unproductive war of mutual accusations.