Haiti President Jovenel Moïse criticized the government for misusing the several billions of dollars other countries provided for help over the past 10 years on Thursday during the 75th United Nations General Assembly Meeting.
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President Moïse is firm on holding election despite complaints
Although the nine members of the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) haven’t taken an oath before the Court of Cassation as the constitution requires, Haiti President Jovenel Moïse reiterated that there will be an election
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Haiti ambassador backs U.S. elections demand, calls for constitution changes
When the American Embassy in Haiti tweeted that anyone who opposes Haiti’s new Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) would suffer consequences, the message infuriated scores of Haitians. But to Hervé Denis, Haiti’s ambassador to the U.S., the Americans are acting within their rights even though the new council’s creation is unconstitutional.
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Haitians protest against holding new elections
Just two days after Haiti President Jovenel Moise named the new Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) of nine members, Port-au-Prince residents took to the streets on Sunday to protest against a new election.
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$157 million electricity project coming to Haiti
Haiti President Jovenel Moïse announced Saturday he plans to launch an electricity project that starts in Bois-Neuf in Artibonite and ends in Léogâne, a town 30 kilometers (18 miles), from Port-au-Prince.
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President Moïse says he’ll use Army to fight bandits
Frustrated by the surge in killings around the country in recent weeks, Haiti President Jovenel Moïse said he will order Army soldiers to battle the bandits if he has to.
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Amid theft and accusations of sabotage, Haiti struggles to turn on the lights
Andre Paultre PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) – Rene Max Auguste says demand for solar panels at his store in the Haitian capital,…
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Haitian lawyer, constitutional expert gunned down hours after controversial radio interview
By Jacqueline Charles A high-profile lawyer, constitutional scholar and head of the Port-au-Prince bar was gunned down Friday night in…
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Report of oil companies making $94 million is wrong, industry group says A Haitian petroleum trade group, APPE, denies its…
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Government officials said they have not been able to find proof that Petro Caribe funds were used on the earmarked projects between 2008 to 2016.