The Prime Minister condemns

Prime Minister Ariel Henry vehemently condemns the criminal attacks perpetrated against Milot hospital by armed individuals early in the morning of November 1st https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-35143-haiti-flash-bandits-attack-and-vandalize-the-sacre-coeur-hospital-in-milot.html . Such barbaric and reprehensible acts are only intended to sow anarchy in our environment and to endanger lives and property. The public authorities have been instructed to launch an investigation to prosecute the criminals and bring them to justice, in accordance with the laws of the Republic.

"Haiti is dying..."

"Haiti is dying. It is not a mono or two-headed government that will change the situation in this unspeakable disaster. The Haitian pact must be made around the disinterested reunification of Haitians, the restoration of security for all first, the rest will come then," declared the former Senator and former President of the Senate Carl Murat Cantave.

The opposition threatens to take again the streets

Signatories to the 9/11 accord urge Prime Minister Ariel Henry to form new government. Opposition political organizations threaten to take the streets on November 7 if they are not satisfied.

Death of the talented sculptor Ronald Laratte Joseph

Monday, November 1st, 2021, the talented sculptor Ronald Laratte Joseph (68), recipient of numerous awards for his works during his career, died in Gressier.

Scholarship holder in Qatar

It is with great satisfaction that the Embassy of Haiti in Qatar welcomed Wilbert Fils Pierre Louis. First recipient of a full scholarship from the University of Qata via the "Qatar Fund For Development".

"This blind violence that destroys the Haitian self..."

"This blind violence which destroys the Haitian self in its essence must stop. Bearer of the torch of united humanism and civilizing freedom, the Haitian people have never been characterized by such savagery, nor should they allow themselves to be led by such outbursts ! The peace situation is one of the essential vectors for sustainable development, notably through Culture. If culture can be weakened in the context of conflicts, it can paradoxically be a factor of national reconciliation," Jean Emmanuel Jacque Minister of Culture

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