More than 3,000 police officers mobilized at PAP

More than 3,000 police officers will be mobilized in Port-au-Prince to secure the demonstration of November 18 while reinforcements will be sent to the department of the North where will take place the official activities of the 215th anniversary of the Battle of Vertières, informed Friday Michel-Ange Louis-Jeune the spokesman of the National Police of Haiti (PNH), who warned the troublemakers.

Teachers on hunger strike

Since Tuesday, November 13, a group of public school teachers and of high schools in Port-de-Paix and Jean-Rabel, have started a hunger strike to force the State to pay their salary arrears. Some teachers who received their nomination letter in 2014 and 2015 have never received a Gourde from the Ministry of National Education.

PM calls for calm

Friday evening during an address to the Nation of Prime Minister Jean-Henry Céant, he called for a sincere dialogue, in peace, without violence that will be able to solve the country's problems, calling for calm 18 November. He is open to dialogue with all sectors for the stability and development of Haiti.

La Saline : Authorities did not notice any casualties

While social media, relayed by some Haitian media reports dozens of deaths this week in La Saline, police and judicial authorities have not found any victims in the Saline said Friday the spokesman of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) Michel-Ange Louis-Jeune who has not however officially denied the images of corpses of several victims published on social networks. He informs that an investigation is opened to clarify these facts promising the arrest of anyone involved in such acts.

The opposition is consulting with the PNH

Friday afternoon, a meeting was held between the High Command of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) and a delegation of the Democratic and Popular Movement which brings together about twenty opposition parties, for better coordination of the Security of the events of November 18th.

20 young people go on training in Guadeloupe

Friday, twenty young Haitians have left the country to go to Guadeloupe under the project "Caribbean Youth Mobility for Training and Employment" which aims to promote training and development of youth employability the farthest from the job. "Funded 70% by the Regional Council of Guadeloupe in the framework of regional cooperation, this program provides 1 year of professional training in the trades of mechanics and car maintenance, installation and troubleshooting computer, electromechanical industrial maintenance or training for adults," announced the French Embassy in Haiti.

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