Arrest of the Mayor of Môle Saint-Nicolas

On Saturday, Christian Joseph, the Chief Mayor of Môle Saint-Nicolas, was arrested by the National Police of Haiti (PNH). He is suspected of involvement in a narcotics traffic related to the recent seizure of a small plane carrying drugs https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-26936-haiti-news-zapping.html

NOTICE : Reopening Embassy of Canada

Please note that the Canadian Embassy in Haiti will be open to the public for consular services on Monday, February 18, 2019 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm with limited staff. The visa section is expected to return to normal business hours on Tuesday, February 19th. Please make sure we are open before you move.

Missionaries and humanitarian NGOs leave Haiti

Due to violent protests that have rocked the country for 10 days, religious missionaries and members of humanitarian NGOs of different nationalities, who carry out relief operations in Haiti began Saturday to leave Haiti via the northern border (Dajabón).

Petit-Goâve : denial of the peasant leader

Yves Placide, leader of the peasants and activist of the PHTK, denies having received, from the opposition, the sum of 70,000 gourdes to finance the anti-governmental demonstrations and to pay those who erect barricades on the road National #2 at the level from the first plain of Petit-Goâve. "This is false and arch-false, it is an allegation that is part of a scheme set up by my opponents to harm me," said Yves Placide at the microphone of Préférence radio. HL/ HaitiLibre / Guyto Mathieu (Correspondant Petit-Goâve).

Haiti's Ambassador to Canada is confident...

"I think we are going through difficult times, but I have a lot of confidence in the general character of the Haitian, where violence is not part of his DNA, despite the perception that we can have from abroad," commented Haiti's Ambassador to Canada, Frantz Liautaud.

Resumption of road services to PAP

After almost 2 weeks of stoppage, the road service of the Town Hall (garbage collection...) of Port-au-Prince, starts giving services to the population ...

HL/ HaitiLibre