It is a fact: since Monday, February 24, 2025, the Haitian capital has plunged into chaos. The violence orchestrated by armed gangs is intensifying in several neighborhoods. The number of internally displaced persons is rising, and the number of victims is increasing exponentially. While each sector attempts to account for its members, football players are left to fend for themselves. Today, clubs are unable to meet their needs, especially since most active players do not have regular contracts. Like many displaced persons, Ronald Pierre is experiencing his worst moments. He has witnessed his neighbors being killed, others injured. Today, he sleeps under the open sky with his daughters.

"I knew the situation could worsen at any moment, but I never imagined it would happen so quickly. My family and I barely escaped. The attackers acted with unparalleled cruelty, sparing neither children nor women. Today, I am one of the victims from the area. I am not the only athlete in this situation, and neither the clubs nor the federation can assist us. This proves how poorly organized football is. I am not asking for help for myself, but urgent measures must be taken to support players in difficulty," he said with a desperate look.