Haiti’s Prime Minister Garry Conille has been ousted by the ruling transitional council just six months after taking office, raising serious legal concerns about the government’s legitimacy. Conille, tasked with steering the nation through rampant gang violence and political instability, was replaced by businessman Alix Didier Fils-Aime. With no president or parliament in place, this decision falls into a legal grey area, as only parliament can dismiss a prime minister. Haiti continues to grapple with severe humanitarian crises, including rampant gang control and widespread hunger.