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Haiti - Politic : Moïse Jean-Charles announced the Operation «Storm»
25/01/2015 10:05:14

Friday, hundreds of protesters took to the street to the call of the radical opposition. Departed from Bel Air and St Jean Bosco church, the anti-government demonstration wanted to go to the Toussaint Louverture International Airport, wishing to inform the Mission of the UN Security Council, which arrived that day, of their claims and their opposition to the current government.

However, the protesters have not managed to get close to the airport, because of a massive security apparatus and had to abandon their plan, at Delmas 18/Carrefour Péan, after being dispersed with tear gas by security forces.

Former Senator Moïse Jean Charles, leader of the Radical Party "Pitit Dessalin" who participated in this mobilization, strongly criticized the violent police action against the event, which he described as "peaceful"...

Moreover, after the failure of the 3 phases of the "Burkina Faso" operation that does not obtain the departure of the Head of State, Senator Moïse announced the upcoming launch of Operation "Storm", a cocktail programmed in steps, composed among other of : demonstrations, concerts pots and horns and strikes, in order to forcing the President Martelly to resign...

SL/ HaitiLibre