A police officer shot down in Santo

Wednesday in Santo, (commune of Croix-des Bouquets) December 12, Watson Pierre, an officer of the National Police of Haiti assigned to the Directorate of Traffic and Traffic Police (DCPR) was shot several times by unidentified individuals inside a hair salon.

63% of Haitians want to leave Haiti

The survey conducted in 2017 by the firm Gallup on the countries that their residents want to leave, published earlier this week reveals that 63% of Haitians want to leave Haiti. The United States remains their first destination. Haiti ranks third in the world behind Liberia (66%) and Sierra Leone in West Africa (71%) good first of this list not very rejoicing.

Agronomist Owell Théock resigns

North West Departmental Delegate, Agronomist Owell Théock resigned In his letter of resignation dated December 9, he did not discuss the reasons, merely talking about "respect for his person and his honor" and remains awaiting the reaction of the Head of State.

Funeral of Mgr. Guire Poulard

The Chancellery of the Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince informs the priests, religious and people of God of the Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince that the ecclesiastical funeral of His Excellency Monseigneur Guire POULARD, Metropolitan Archbishop Emeritus of Port-au-Prince, will be sung Saturday, December 22, 2018 at the Transitional Cathedral of Port-au-Prince at 9am. The exhibition will take place in front of the Archbishop's Chapel from 7am onwards. The liturgical color of the celebration is white.

Football Cup of Parliament 1/4 final

The Haitian Football Federation is pleased to invite football fans to attend the quarterfinal matches of the Cup of Parliament, the national women's football championship which 2 meetings are scheduled this Thursday, December 14 at the stadium Sylvio Cator to 4:00 pm (Aigle Brillant vs Venus of Goaïves) and at 6:00 pm (La reine Anacaona vs Don Bosco female). Note that all matches of the 1/4 final until the final will be broadcasted live on the National Television of Haiti.

Almost 40 political parties for a Christmas truce

On Tuesday, in a joint declaration adopted and signed in Pétion-ville, about forty parties and political groups call for a Christmas truce, believing that their approach will contribute to creating a climate of peace likely to end the process of dialogue initiated by the Government with the vital sectors of the country.

HL/ HaitiLibre