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Judge Kétel Maxime assassinated

Tuesday April 23, 2024, judge Kétel Maxime assigned to the Peace Court of the commune of Pilate, (North Dept.) was assassinated on the morning of Tuesday April 23, 2024, by armed individuals, in the locality of "Nan Siklèt".

France welcomes the resistance of the PNH

"France salutes the resistance of the Haitian National Police. We must support her. The rapid deployment of the Multinational Security Support Mission (MMSS) is essential [...]"

Livres en Folie 2024 postponed

Faced with too much uncertainty and constraints posed by the situation of insecurity and violence which prevails in Haiti, La UNIBANK and Le Nouvelliste announced the postponement to a later date in better circumstances, of the 30th edition of "Books en Folie 2024".

The chaos is total

The chaos is total, nothing seems to be able to stop the destructive madness of the gangs who attack neighborhoods, kill citizens, burn police stations, schools, hospitals, pharmacies, food warehouses, university faculties, private and public vehicles , loot and vandalize private homes, commercial banks, transfer houses, factories among others

Call for truce and negotiation

The National Commission for Disarmament, Dismantling and Reintegration calls on armed bandits to observe a truce and recommends the path of negotiation to address the problem of insecurity.

Protection of journalists

The organization Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and more than 90 Haitian journalists call on the international community and the new Presidential Transitional Council to protect journalists and the media, "so that the country does not become an information desert [...] The right to information in Haiti must occupy a central place in discussions to end the country's crisis," recommend RSF and these Haitian journalists.

HL/ HaitiLibre



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