Commando : Paul Eronce Villard, boot in touch

Wednesday, Paul Eronce Villard, the Government Commissioner of Port-au-Prince, questioned on the case of 7 heavily armed foreign individuals arrested, February 17, 2019 in Port-au-Prince https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-26963-haiti-flash-a-mysterious-commando-of-heavily-armed-foreigners-arrested-in-port-au-prince.html followed by their release and transfers to the United States https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-27009-haiti-flash-back-in-the-united-states-the-members-of-the-commandos-are-free.html replied "the Procuratorate did according to the law, what was needed in this case."

Minujusth inquiry into the PNH

According to the findings of the Minujusth inquiry, during the demonstrations of 17 October 2018, the police were responsible for 57 human rights violations, including three summary executions and 47 cases of excessive use of force, resulted in the death of three protesters and injured 44 others. Of the 72 casualties recorded from 18 to 23 November, 51 were attributable to armed elements who were not members of the police force and 21, including 6 deaths, reportedly resulted from the excessive use of force by police officers.

Bahamas : 12 Haitian migrants sentenced

On Wednesday, 12 Haitians were convicted of illegal entry into the Bahamas by the country's justice system, and fined US $300. Unable to pay the amount of the fine, they were surrendered to the police to serve a compensatory prison sentence.

Moïse dialogue with ex-President A. Boniface Alexandre

On Wednesday, Jovenel Moïse met with former President ai Boniface Alexandre in the context of the inclusive dialogue with all sectors of national life "It is together, with the participation of all, that we will find the solution to the problems that plague the country," said Moïse.

Towards a new demonstrations calendar

"A new Mobilization alendar will be presented to the Nation in the coming hours. We reiterate that the solution to the crisis lies first in the immediate resignation of Jovenel Moïse, the holding of the PetroCaribe trial and the organization of the National Conference," informed Me André Michel one of the spokesman of the radical opposition.

Carnival for children

Sunday, March 3, the First Lady of Haiti, Martine Moïse, accompanied by Marie Christine Stéphenson, the Minister of Tourism, and Marie Élise Bresson Gélin, the Minister of Social Affairs, made a carnival for children at the cultural club Lakou Souvnans in Artibonite. She took the opportunity to visit the "Lakou Souvnans and Soukri", and talk with the servants of these "lakou" about the problems they face and asked them to pray for Haiti to improve the political climate and social.

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