"Insecurity has lasted too long" dixit Leslie Voltaire

Accompanied by the Director General of the PNH, Normil Rameau and the Commander in Chief of the Multinational Mission, Godfrey Otunge, Leslie Voltaire, the President pro tempore went to Kenscoff "I visited the Police Station and the Town Hall to reaffirm our commitment alongside our agents and the suffering population. My message is clear : insecurity has lasted too long. We will restore order and guarantee security in our streets, our homes and our communities. Haiti deserves Peace, and we will fight tirelessly to restore it. Hope is on the way."

AIDS : The Minister pleads the cause of the 143,000 carriers

In Geneva, Bertrand Sinal, the Minister of Health, called on the UN/AIDS to prevent the freezing of funding for PV-VIH programs, essential for more than 143,000 carriers in Haiti. A determined and decisive plea in a context of crisis.

Customs-Police Operation

On the night of February 8 to 9, 2025, the customs anti-smuggling brigade jointly with Polifront seized 6 trucks and 1 45-foot container filled with contraband goods from the Dominican Republic.

Visit to the Hôpital la Paix

Last week, Leslie Voltaire, the pro tempore President of the Transition Council, visited the Hôpital la Paix in Delmas 33 and met with several officials of the institution to hear their grievances and assess their needs, so that the State can provide solutions to help the hospital better serve the population.

"Security remains our priority" said PM Alix Didier Fils-Aimé

"As Head of the CSPN, I continue to bring together all the authorities involved in restoring security. Security remains our priority. I am currently conducting a CSPN with a view to taking stock of the security situation and implementing the measures necessary to restore order, civil peace and public security," PM Alix Didier Fils-Aimé

UEH Elections Postponed

The Rectorate of the State University of Haiti informs the public in general, the university community in particular, that the elections scheduled for this Sunday, February 9, 2025, for the renewal of the members of the Executive Council of the UEH could not be held due to lack of quorum. To this end, according to the provisions of Article 52 of the UEH Electoral Charter, the said elections are postponed to the next eight days, i.e. Sunday, February 16, 2025 at 10 a.m. at the same location.

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