Jacmel : Rapist of a minor arrested

The Jacmel police arrested Carl Renours for rape and minor embezzlement, in the Breman sector, commune of Jacmel.

The PM visits customs

On Wednesday, February 5, 2025, as part of a government approach to continue to promote and support the country's key institutions, Prime Minister Fils-Aimé visited the General Administration of Customs (AGD), to congratulate the Director General and all the staff for their efficiency which enabled the State to collect nearly 12 billion Gourdes (11 billion 845 million) in revenue in January 2025, despite the challenges imposed by the current situation. A record for a month of January in the history of the AGD.

Clerks announce a work stoppage

Given the lack of response from the Ministry of Justice to requests for a meeting to discuss the functioning of the registries of the country's courts and tribunals, and the application of the agreement of November 3rd, 2017, the National Association of Haitian Clerks (ANAGH) announces that the clerks as well as the courts of the country's 18 jurisdictions will observe a work stoppage from February 11 to 14, 2025. And threatens an indefinite work stoppage if no solution is found during this period.

Football : The FHF congratulates Ricardo Adé

"The Haitian Football Federation warmly congratulates Haitian international defender Ricardo Adé, elected best defender in the Ecuadorian League. After an exceptional season with LDU Quito, marked by a championship title and a victory in the Ecuadorian Super Cup, Adé, vice-captain of the Grenadiers, continues to honor Haitian football on the international scene. Bravo Ricardo !"

Elections are possible, according to Mario Andrésol

According to statements by Mario Andrésol, Secretary of State for Public Security on a radio station of the capital, it is possible to organize elections this year as announced by Leslie Voltaire, President pro tempore of the Transitional Council. According to Andrésol, it is enough to harmonize and use police resources well, announcing that by February or March at the latest, the security situation could significantly improve...

Fanmi Lavalas sounds the alarm

Fanmi Lavalas sounds the alarm on the recent statements of its representative Leslie Voltaire at the Presidential Transitional Council, about a possible referendum and elections without first restoring security for the Haitian people.

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