Arcahaie : Dangerous Gang Leader shot dead

Thursday night in Arcahaie, in the locality Labarre, the National Police of Haiti (PNH) after several attempts, ended the reign of the dangerous Chief of Gang Manley Ferdinand during an operation during which the wanted man who was spreading terror in the area was shot several times during a shooting and died at the scene of the police intervention.

The US Embassy resumes its activities

The Embassy of the United States in Port-au-Prince will resume normal operations at regular times this Friday, October 19th. The consular section will be open for services to US citizens, non-immigrant visa and immigrant services. To make an appointment for an interview, please call 509-2812-2929 (Haiti) or 1-703-544-7842 (United States).

PetroCaribe : "That shed light" dixit Moïse

"Citizen's demand for light to be made on the use of PetroCaribe funds testifies to the vitality of our democracy I ask all indexed senior state officals who have been actively involved in the management of these funds to be at the disposal of justice. I ask the Head of Government to give all the necessary support to the institutions concerned, including the judiciary so that shed light on the use of PetroCaribe Funds. Nobody will escape justice. It is a moral duty and justice. All firms that have cashed the taxpayer's money and have not honored their commitment will be prosecuted wherever they are, according to the law. I ask the legal representatives of the state to do so according to the legally required forms," said Jovenel Moïse.

Moïse J-C announces the continuation of the demonstrations

Moïse Jean Charles, the leader of the radical opposition of the "Pitit Dessalin" Party, rejoice of the important mobilization of October 17 and announces the continuation of the mobilization to demand the resignation of the Head of State. He also denounced the brutality of the PNH agents and the arrest of six Party activists during the demonstrations, for which he demands the release.

Demonstrations : Guyler Delva rejoices

Thursday, journalist Guyler C. Delva and former Minister of Culture, published on his Twitter account "The demonstration of yesterday, it is one of the best things that arrived in Haiti. I have the impression that the Haitian people are beginning to understand that corruption is the greatest evil of the country.

Distribution of 3,000 hot dishes and food kits

On Wednesday, October 17, 2018, at Merchants in the city of Dessalines, the Fund for Economic and Social Assistance (FAES) distributed 3,000 hot meals and 3,000 food kits to the inhabitants. Thursday morning, the FAES continued its assistance to the population by distributing kits and hot dishes.

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