Haiti's prime minister said early Tuesday that he would step aside, seeking to quell a spiraling crisis of gang violence that spurred a regional push for political transition in the impoverished Caribbean nation. But with those gangs effectively controlling significant areas of the country, will they be able to use their power to select who leads the country after Ariel steps down? Christopher Sabatini, senior research fellow for the Americas at Chatham House, joins France 24 to discuss the question.
