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Anonymous ID: 29d7d1 Nov. 18, 2018, 1:32 p.m. No.3953399   🗄️.is 🔗kun

haiti times news roundup 11/15

https://haitiantimes.com/2018/11/15/haitian-times-news-roundup-nov-15/

 

Haitian Government commissioner forced to reconsider his decision

 

After various shocking reactions and intervention of lawyers, the government commissioner of Port-au-Prince Ocname Daméus ordered the release of the bank accounts of 36 companies after asking financial institutions to suspend all transactions with them, according to Radio Metropole. Continue reading its in french/haitian/whatever http://www.metropolehaiti.com/metropole/full_une_fr.php?id=32235

 

HAITI : Attempted mutiny at the national penitentiary

 

The strike of bailiffs, lawyers and clerks has had a big impact on the prisoners of National Penitentiary. On Monday, November 12, the prisoners demonstrated in their own way in their cell. They demand justice for those who have not yet seen a judge and refuse to feel abandoned, Le Nouvelliste reports. Continue reading lenouvelliste.com/article/194870/les-remous-de-lactualite-des-lundi-12-et-mardi-13-novembre-2018

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HAITI : Demonstrations planned for November 18, 2018 won’t be as peaceful last month’s

 

The opposition is preparing to take the streets on November 18, 2018 to demonstrate against the government and demand accountability for the PetroCaribe case. Organizers say that unlike the last protest, this one may not be as peaceful. Following this threat, the National Police of Haiti, assures that it will do its job which is to protect and serve, Le Nouvelliste writes. Continue reading lenouvelliste.com/article/194870/les-remous-de-lactualite-des-lundi-12-et-mardi-13-novembre-2018 (link never opnened (again))

 

HAITI : Former Minister of the Interior Réginald Delva is charged with firearms trafficking

 

Reginald Delva is charged with complicity in transnational crime, illicit trafficking in firearms, ammunition and criminal conspiracy. Investigations were carried out in Haiti and the United States in connection with the trafficking of a shipment of arms seized in September 2016 in Saint Marc.

 

The suppliers of these weapons, brothers Jimmy and Junior Joseph, were arrested in the United States. They are accused of illegally transporting arms to Haiti from the port of Palm Beach, according to Radio Metropole.

Continue reading http://www.metropolehaiti.com/metropole/full_une_fr.php?id=32237