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Kenscoff : More than 20 bandits killed

On Monday, January 28, 2025, at least twenty armed bandits were fatally injured during the attack by members of the gang coalition "Viv Ansanm" against the town of Kenscoff, during clashes with the police, according to an initial provisional report by Jean Massillon, the Mayor of Kenscoff (Acting President of the Municipal Commission) who reports at least 4 deaths among the population.

Police officer killed in combat in the city center

On Monday, January 27, 2025, Police Officer Harold André Théodore (14th class) was shot dead during violent clashes in the city center of Port-su-Prince against bandits from the "Viv ansanm" coalition.

USA : 32,363 deportation orders against Haitians

As of November 24, 2024, 1,445,549 non-citizens are on the ICE non-detainee registry with final deportation orders, among them 32,363 Haitians.

Protest, 5 students in the hospital

Tuesday, January 28, 2025 in Jacmel, new demonstration of public school students to demand the presence of teachers in classrooms. At least 5 students from Lycée Célie Lamour were injured and admitted to Saint-Michel Hospital in Jacmel.

Exemptions in U.S. Aid Freeze

Tuesday January 28, 2025, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expanded the exemptions provided as part of a general freeze on US foreign aid for 90 days, by ensuring that emergency humanitarian assistance—life-saving medicines, medical services, food, shelter, and livelihood assistance—will continue to flow.

The CPT would like to replace the 42 Vice-delegates

In a correspondence dated January 28, the Collective of 42 departmental vice-delegates expressed its anger after learning from the media that the Presidential Transitional Council (CPT) was considering their replacement without any consideration, without evaluation and without consultation, while they have not received any operating costs or salary for several years and despite everything, they claim to have continued to serve their districts and keep their office open...

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