CSPN members convened in the Senate

The members of the Superior Council of the National Police (CSPN) are to answer on April 3, the questions of members of the Senate Committee "Justice and Public Security" on the general security of the country especially on the disappearance of journalist Vladjimir Legagneur.

Constitution: Jovenel Moïse's statement

On Thursday, as part of the 31st anniversary of the 1987 Constitution, President Moïse declared "The Constitution that governs all our acts of government and public policy is our Mother Law. Instrument of living together, the National Charter must be respected by all and any amendment of its provisions must be done in a truly national consensus. Commitment to respect and protect the Constitution is the duty of every citizen. The gains made since 1987 by our parent law are to be safeguarded and improved by the consensual addition of new provisions required by the economic situation."

An American delegation pays a visit to Gary Bodeau

This week, deputy Gary Bodeau was visited by a delegation from the US Embassy's political section, composed of Melinda Crowley and Todd Sargent. "We discussed good governance, public safety, of direct foreigners investments, and migration," said Bodeau.

Several honored Haitian personalities

This week for its 2nd Edition, the New England Human Rights Organization (NEHRO) honored several Haitian personalities for service to the Nation: Bishop Guyre Poulard, Agronomist Anthony Dessources, Writer and Educator Odette Roy Fombrun, and Former Secretary of State Michel Péan.

Guyana : « Femmes en Devenir » celebrates its 25 years

The Consulate of Haiti in French Guiana participated in the General Assembly of "Femmes en Devenir" an Association that works for Women's Rights, fights against all forms of discrimination and acts in the field of Health, which celebrates its 25 years. During this evening, the first woman customary chief in Guyana, Mrs. Yopoto Kouyouri, was honored. The Consular Mission took the opportunity to extend its warmest congratulations to Sara Briolin, President of "Femmes en Devenir".

Reminder from the Ministry

The General Directorate of the Ministry of National Education asks the Departmental Technical and Departmental Directors to make all arrangements for the delivery of the month's checks only to the staff actually posted in their respective entities, following the new measures adopted by the Government. https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-23881-haiti-politic-the-civil-servants-will-have-to-pick-up-their-pay-check-personally.html . Any offender to this decision will be sanctioned, according to the legal provisions in the matter.

HL/ HaitiLibre