Léogâne : At least 14 people killed in an attack

At least 14 people were killed and several others injured in an armed attack recorded at the end of November in Petro, a town located near the 7th section at Easter, in the commune of Léogâne. Members of an armed gang operating in Rivière froide, in the commune of Carrefour, are being singled out.

Monday against a backdrop of bursts of automatic weapons

Monday, December 2nd, 2024, bursts of automatic weapons were reported in several areas of Port-au-Prince, particularly on the Airport road and in the Drouillard area.

Customs officers fear a change of DG

Since last weekend, the Customs Collective has received information suggesting that the General Directorate of the General Administration of Customs (AGD) would be the subject of an auction between different personalities. The CDH calls on the population and customs officers to remain vigilant in the face of potential changes that could slow down the institution in its momentum of progress, "In these times when the country is facing enormous difficulties, we cannot afford the luxury of seeing the bargaining of strategic institutions, at the risk of trampling on the efforts of previous years and killing the hope of those who still wanted to believe in this country that we all cherish."

Pétion-ville : Large gatherings prohibited

The municipal authorities of Pétion-ville have banned large public gatherings as part of security vigilance measures. The mayor, Mr. Kesner Normil, justified this decision by the need to remain alert to gang attacks and not to hinder the operations of law enforcement.

Did you know ?

The National Identification Card (CIN) integrates several advanced biometric technologies : Fingerprints, facial recognition, iris control allowing all citizens, including people with disabilities, to have a reliable and tamper-proof identification card. This biometric information is stored in an electronic chip integrated into the CIN and a bar code allows rapid and highly secure access to essential data.

Violence threatens progress against HIV

Despite the progress made in the fight against HIV, thousands of Haitians remain trapped in a devastating health and security crisis. The incessant violence and widespread insecurity make access to care almost impossible, worsening suffering and threatening hard-won progress. Every day, lives are lost, not because of a lack of treatment, but because it is too risky to reach a health center or obtain life-saving care.

HL/ HaitiLibre