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Acting Haitian prime minister says he will step down

By Brady Knox
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Acting Haitian prime minister says he will step down

Claude Joseph, the interim Haitian prime minister who assumed office after the assassination of President Jovenel Moise on July 7, has agreed to step down in the face of international pressure.

In addressing an agreement that seeks to end their power struggle, Joseph said on Monday he planned to cede his position to his challenger, 71 year-old neurosurgeon Ariel Henry.

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