Haiti - Society : CARICOM signs to regulate gasoline prices - HaitiLibre.com : Haiti news 7/7
 Download the revised decree and electoral calendar, published in the official journal





iciHaiti - Health : High-Level Meeting between DINEPA and UNICEF

Haiti - PNH : Plaques of honor and merit awarded to two Canadian Police Officers

iciHaiti - PNH : New operations to clear roads and dismantle gangs

iciHaiti - ONA : Opening of a new counter in Pétion-ville

iciHaiti - U17 World Cup Qatar 2026 : Our qualified Grenadiers return home


more news


Haiti - News : Zapping...

Haiti - Environment : Strategic meeting on strengthening climate data monitoring capacities

Haiti - Public Procurement : Strategic Agreement between UEH and Expertise France

Haiti - Cooperation : DINEPA meeting at the Cuban Embassy in Haiti

Haiti - FLASH : Swedish Pia Sundhage new Coach of Grenadières Senior


more news


Haiti - Society : CARICOM signs to regulate gasoline prices
26/03/2011 13:50:03

Haiti - Society : CARICOM signs to regulate gasoline prices
Wednesday Ronald Beaudin, Minister of Finance and Jocelyne Colimon Fethière, Minister of Commerce had announced a series of increase in price of the petroleum products on the local market ranging from 2% to over 40%.

Yesterday Friday, the energy ministers of member countries of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) have announced that they will implement a policy of energy saving to regulate the prices and secure the supply of petroleum products in the region.

During the session of the Council for Trade and Economic Development, members of the regional bloc have approved the project which, inter alia sets out the rules relating to energy and transports of the common market of the CARICOM.

The project developed by Barbados, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago aims to provide mechanisms of regional cooperation in order to maintain unchanged the price of gasoline.

Note that since the beginning of March, six islands, members of the CARICOM, whose Haiti, have significantly increased the fuel prices.

Parallel to the increase in fuel prices, which occurred just after the announcement, public transport prices have increased by 25% or even 50% on some line, causing tension between users and drivers, explaining that they reflect the increase. Several unions including the Association of Owners and Drivers of Haiti (APCH) and the Federation of Haitian Public Carriers (FTPH) have launched Thursday a watchword for a general strike for Monday, March 28.

See also:
https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-2605-haiti-society-the-fuel-is-more-expensive-my-dear.html

HL/ HaitiLibre

Twitter Facebook Rss
Send news to... Daily news...




Why HaitiLibre ? | Contact us | Français
Copyright © 2010 - 2026
Haitilibre.com