Anti-Gang Fight : Special Meeting of the CSPN

On Saturday, May 3rd, a High Council of the National Police (CSPN) held a special meeting focused on continuing to implement strategies to counter the actions of armed groups. Several concrete proposals were put forward during this meeting. The meeting was attended by Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, Ministers Patrick Pelissier (Justice and Public Security) and Paul Antoine Bien-Aimé (Interior), Secretary of State for Public Security Mario Andresol, and Acting Director General Rameau Normil.

Notice to Compatriots in the DR

The Consulate General of Haiti in Santiago, Dominican Republic, reminds the Haitian community within its jurisdiction, in particular, that the voluntary return service, established by the Haitian government to assist compatriots in difficulty, is operational. The Consulate invites compatriots in difficulty who wish to return to Haiti to contact the emergency service at the following numbers for further information regarding convoys: +1 (809) 671-4526 and +1 (809) 582-5457.

Councilor Vertilaire Satisfied

Presidential Advisor Emmanuel Vertilaire expressed his satisfaction with the recent decision of the United States to designate the "Viv Ansanm" coalition and the "Gran Grif" gang as terrorist organizations https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-44822-haiti-politic-us-designates-viv-ansanm-and-gran-grif-as-foreign-terrorist-organizations-official.html . He emphasized the importance of this measure in the fight against transnational crime and terrorism. Vertilaire also issued an urgent appeal to the international community for coordinated action to eradicate the influence of these groups, emphasizing the need for strengthened cooperation between nations to ensure security and stability in Haiti.

Seizure at Miragoâne Customs

The fight against smuggling continues... A search conducted by Miragoâne Customs officers on May 3rd, 2025, resulted in the seizure of 60 balaclavas, 1 professional drone, tactical gloves, handgun holsters, and other police equipment concealed in packages of various items.

Press Freedom : Message from the French Embassy

On this World Press Freedom Day, the French Embassy in Haiti pays tribute to Haitian press workers. Their work is essential to ensuring the freedom to inform and be informed. They deserve our support and recognition. France condemns all forms of violence and threats against press professionals. It calls for all necessary measures to be taken to uphold press freedom and protect journalists. See also : https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-44832-haiti-media-messages-for-world-press-freedom-day.html

Unprecedented Humanitarian Crisis

Haiti is in the grip of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis, characterized by escalating violence and massive population displacement. On the front lines, Plan International Haiti, in collaboration with Capac Haiti, is establishing child-friendly spaces, offering safety and support, targeted medical care, financial assistance, and protection campaigns.

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