Death of Colonel Bourdeau

"I salute the departure, this Tuesday, June 16, of Colonel Serge Bourdeau, Commander of Aviation in the Haitian Armed Forces, a friend of integrity and a former collaborator in the Prime Minister's Office. Condolences to his grieving family, friends and the FAd'H staff! Rest in Peace dear friend!" Jack Guy Lafontant.

Fuel supply

Arrival on Monday afternoon (3:48 pm) of a tanker, CITRON VOY #CTN 202004 at the THOR terminal with 200,000 barrels of gasoline and 40,000 barrels of kerosene.

End of road works at Delmas 41 and 33

End of the Construction Works of the road sections at Delmas 41 and 33. These achievements reflect the vision of the Mayor of Delmas Wilson Jeudy to offer a competitive Municipality in Haiti.

Petit-Goâve : Forced closure of the school inspection office

Tuesday, teachers and directors of private schools of Petit-Goâave and Grand-Goâve closed the doors of the school inspection office of Petit-Goâve to demand the immediate payment of 4 months of arrears of salary of the PSUGO as well as the payment grants promised by President Jovenel Moïse. They threaten to hit the streets in the coming days to force the Ministry of National Education to meet their demands. HL/ HaitiLibre / Guyto Mathieu (Petit-Goâve Correspondent).

Help for the disabled at Camp Lapiste

Monday, June 15, 2020, Ms. Soinette Désir, Secretary of State for the Integration of Persons with Disabilities received at her office the representatives of the commission for victims of the Lapiste camp, dubbed "Rèl". During this meeting, the delegation noted the vulnerability of people with disabilities living in the camp, referring to the fire that destroyed several homes there last May, thus depriving several families of their accommodation https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-30872-haiti-news-zapping.html Ms. Désir, for her part, promised that steps will be taken to rehouse them in a safer place.

Successful virtual edition of "Livre en Folie"

The 26th Edition of Online Madness Books was a real success for the organizers. This 100% virtual Edition exceeded the expectations of the organizers "It was a success, we exceeded our forecasts" said Max Chauvet, CEO of the newspaper Le Nouvelliste. Almost 9,000 books were sold on the event’s website.

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