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Digital Subscriptions > Newsweek International > 27th July 2018 > Fuel Figh

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Fuel Figh

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI

HECTOR RETAMAL/AFP/GETTY

A wounded man lies on a road after a protest against fuel price increases erupted into clashes with police on July 7. Violent demonstrations swept the Caribbean nation, leading Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant to suspend the government hikes to fuel costs “until further notice.”