A soldier and a police officer were killed and a dozen injured among them a soldier, police officer and civilians…
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UN expresses its concern in latest Haiti Crisis
The United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti expressed concern after the acts of the police and military on Sunday Feb….
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Jovenel Moise promises to meet police demands
In an attempt to ease tension, President Jovenel Moïse promised housing, free access to health care, life insurance, one hundred…
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Haiti police and army square off in gun battle on first day of Carnival
On the first day of Haiti’s pre-Lenten Carnival celebration, the country’s two armed forces squared off Sunday, with off-duty members…
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Crisis Unit Assembled to Assess Haiti Police Forces Demands
A crisis unit comprised of five member of which four are police officers and the other is a member of…
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Carnival stands set on fire
Police officers took to the streets on Monday, Feb. 17, in protest and later in the afternoon launched Molotov cocktails…
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Police officers want a union
Radio Metropole reported that on Monday, Feb. 17, hundreds of police officers peacefully protested in the streets of Delmas demanding…
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Large protests in Fontamara, Martissant and Port-au-Prince against insecurity
Thousands of protestors took to the streets in Fontamara, Martissant and Port-au-Prince against the increasing issue of insecurity and kidnapping…
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Organizations Throughout the Americas Show Solidarity with Haitian Citizens in Fight Against Corruption
200 plus organizations throughout Latin and South America sign open letter to Haitian citizens calling for the ouster of President Jovenel Moise
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Haitians Say No to US Intervention
As Haiti enters week 5 of unrest in the country, U.S. lawmakers are expressing concern over the situation and calling for dialogue between Haitian officials.