2024 : A terrible year for justice

Martel Jean-Claude, President of the Professional Association of Magistrates, deplored "[...] 2024 was a terrible year for the justice sector, where many courts were vandalized and burned down". He said he hoped that the Executive authorities would manage to take the necessary measures to restore a secure climate in order to allow the distribution and strengthening of justice.

PNH : 2 bandits killed, AK47 and ammunition seized

On the night of December 26 to 27, 2024, several specialized units of the Haitian National Police (PNH), carried out an operation in Grosse Pierre, commune of Saut-d'Eau (Centre Dept.), during which 2 bandits were fatally injured in exchanges of fire with the police, a Kalashnikov AK47 rifle and ammunition were seized.

Tabarre : New Municipal Council

A new Council was installed on December 26, 2024, at the Tabarre Town Hall. The Council is composed of Arsonval Alexandre (President) and Wilner Etienne and Loveley Gémima (Members).

OPL denial

The Organization of the People in Struggle (OPL) formally denies the rumor that suggests that a new committee has been appointed to head the OPL and specifies "In the absence of Egard Leblanc Fils, Presidential Advisor to the Transitional Council, the interim is ensured by the former deputy, current Deputy Coordinator."

Floods : important meeting at the Prime Minister's Office

On Friday, December 27, 2024, at the request of the Prime Minister, Alix Didier Fils Aimé, an important meeting was held at the Prime Minister's Office with humanitarian partners to address the consequences of the torrential rains that hit the North and North-West departments. The meeting made it possible to assess priority needs, strengthen the coordination of interventions on the ground and ensure optimal management of resources, avoid duplication and act in a concerted manner to guarantee rapid and effective assistance.

The ULCC is not idle...

"Under my administration, the Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC), 50 investigation reports and more than 120 requests for failure to declare assets were transmitted to the courts. A historic momentum that offers the unique opportunity for judicial authorities to bring order to the City," declared Hans Joseph, Director General of the ULCC Unit.

HL/ HaitiLibre