For years, successive Haitian governments have struggled to achieve success in various areas. They have all failed to deliver a decisive victory on any front. Despite their broad ambitions, their efforts often fall short.

While restoring national security across the country will take more time than hoped, combating corruption is more complex than anticipated, and addressing the needs of internally displaced persons or reopening the State University of Haiti hospital involves intricate challenges, one wonders if authorities should consider pursuing more immediately attainable goals.