Diaspora : 40,000 USD for the canal

Friday, November 3rd, 2023, a delegation made up of representatives of various structures of the Haitian diaspora including among others "Busta John Foundation" and "Debout pour Haïti" presented a check for 40,000 US dollars to the management committee for the construction of the canal. irrigation with water intake on the Massacre River. See also : https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-40752-haiti-flash-haiti-keeps-its-door-closed-the-dominican-government-will-not-give-in.html

The Haitian border open for 2 days

Friday, November 3rd, 2023, Moïse Charles Pierre, the departmental delegate of the North-East announced that after an agreement with the Dominican leaders, Haiti has decided to open the Haitian border to traders and entrepreneurs in order to allow them to recover their goods blocked at the Dajabón binational market. Only traders and vehicle owners will have access to the border perimeter. The door on the Haiti side will be open on Saturday 4th for truck owners and on Wednesday, November 8 for traders.

Mathias Pierre predicts a debacle on February 7, 2024

For Mathias Pierre, the former Minister Delegate in charge of electoral issues, the deadline of February 7, 2024, without the installation of a new Government, will cause a "debacle". For him, it was obvious since last March that elections could not be organized to provide the country with elected leaders at the beginning of next year...

The Canal damaged by the flooding of the Massacre River

The heavy rains that fell on Dajabón in recent days caused the Massacre River to flood, partially flooding the construction site of the irrigation canal which is underway in Ouanaminthe. The dam, which is a key part of the project, suffered damage due to water penetrating inside.

UN : list of people sanctioned

The list of people and entities targeted by UN sanctions could be published at the end of the second week of November 2023 according to our sources.

Comments by Martine Moïse

"A special thought for our deceased, Fathers of the Nation, our President Jovenel Moïse. You will always be dear to our hearts. We, the People will continue to execute the projects for which you have sacrificed because they are the path to a proud and prosperous Haiti," former First Lady of Haiti Martine Moïse.

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