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Haiti - FLASH : Jean Charles Moïse evokes violence to force the departure of the PM


Haiti - FLASH : Jean Charles Moïse evokes violence to force the departure of the PM

Monday January 29, 2024 in Cap-Haitien on Place Vertières where the black and red flag had been raised, former senator Jean Charles Moïse leader of the Radical Opposition Platform "Pitit Desalin", in front of activists, supporters and sympathizers, launched anti-government movements and asked the population to remain mobilized until the departure of Prime Minister a.i Henry, whom he accuses of being responsible for the crisis for months, advising if he refuses to leave "to attack the white people who support him".

Jean Charles Moïse clearly indicated that if the population took up arms, he would not oppose it, stressing that if there are no violent movements in Port-au-Prince, Ariel Henry will remain in power, announcing at the same time that he would be in the capital on February 1st alongside the demonstrators to launch the protest and mobilization movements https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-41536-haiti-flash-moise-jean-charles-promises-at-least-5-days-of-chaos.html

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