Haiti: Nearly a Million People Took to the Streets.They Want the Western-imposed government out of
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How is this shyt going to end? If the majority of people there now are unarmed and can't fight back and these paramilitary gangs are funneled weapons/money, how can this corruption be stopped?
a counter revolution (think fidel and Cuba) Haiti for many reasons is one of the only places in the world imo in which this is still possible. they just need that fidel / Che type character
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The nation got to revolt and pressure the sellouts and the western sponsors out. Also Haitian people oustide of Haiti have to put pressure on the government and wealthy Haitian elite that help fund them
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Article awhile back on the Haiti Police Force (PNH) and the Haitian Party Regime PHTK (Tèt kale):
The PNH under the control of power!
May 30, 2018
The PNH will now be under the absolute control of the National Police High Council (CSPN), since the director can not make any decision himself that is not approved by the Council.
The PNH under the control of power!
May 30, 2018
The PNH will now be under the absolute control of the National Police High Council (CSPN), since the director can not make any decision himself that is not approved by the Council.
THE Haitian Party Regime Tèt kale PHTK has just strengthened its powers so as to systematically control the national police like its new pink army.
Indeed, Monday, May 28, the rotten and corrupt regime of the PHTK has just published in the country's official newspaper, Le Moniteur , a presidential decree dating from May 23rd, now the hierarchical authority of the national police in this case the Director General a subordinate of the High Council of the National Police (CSPN).
Michel Angel Gideon has the political capacity to fight this coup de force withdrawing in his hands the leadership of the police to pass to the High Council of the National Police mostly lackeys in the service of PHTK Michel Martelly? Recall that Gédéon was proposed to this position in the place of the director rose Godson Orelus under the provisional government of Jocelerme Privert.
Michel Angel Gédéon a director without power
In short, Article 13 entitled: " The CSPN gives its opinion on any matter relating to the general regulation, training and staffing, discipline, career, remuneration of members of the police " will no longer be respected; since it is replaced by the latter decree which states that " decisions on appointments, transfers at the level of central and departmental directorates, general regulations, training and staffing must be submitted to the CSPN for approval before their execution ". This decision will also consider decisions regarding the discipline, career and compensation of members of the police institution.
The HNP will now be under the full control of the Council since the Director can not make any decisions himself that are not approved by the CSPN. According to Article 14 of the Law on the National Police of 29 November 1994 on the establishment, organization and functioning of the National Police, the CSPN is composed of: Prime Minister, Head of Government, President; the Minister of Justice, First Vice-President; the Minister of the Interior, Second Vice-President; the Commander-in-Chief of the Police Force (the Director General of the National Police), Executive Secretary; and the Chief Inspector General of the National Police, Deputy Executive Secretary.
DECISIONS OF THE CSPN ARE TAKEN BY ABSOLUTE MAJORITY OF VOTES
In other words, by this decree the CSPN has the last word not the Director General and according to article 16 of the Law on the National Police, the decisions of the CSPN are taken by an absolute majority of the votes and are recorded in the register of its secretariat assigned for this purpose.
However, many parliamentarians, even those close to the government, have not welcomed this decree. They have stepped up to denounce it, and even declare it illegal by stating that an order can not have the force of a law, or replace a law. An order can not change a law, said Mario Andrésol, former director general of the PNH.
With this amendment, some parliamentarians even threaten to challenge the CSPN and, strictly speaking, the government so that they clarify this snag which is not in conformity with the law of 29 November 1994. While the parliamentarians react to force the government, as a good mercenary, the one who is the minister of communication of this administration Guyler C. Delva fires all the wood in the press to defend it.
Is it already an electoral power struggle between the Executive and the Parliament when the police director will have no role other than being a mere executive secretary of the CSPN?
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Gonaïves: Youri Latortue supporters indexed in former Bordenave delegate's attack inside the Cathedral
Nov. 4. 2018
Jacques Woobens Bordenave affirms that he will bring complaints before the Public Prosecutor of Gonaives, reported the local correspondent of Rezo Nòdwès, Rolguy Doctor. In the meantime, Senator Latortue disclaims any direct liability for any damage or injury suffered by the former delegate and member of the "Les Indépendants" movement.
Gonaives, November 4, 2018
((rezonodwes.com)) - A serious incident occurred Sunday morning inside the Cathedral of Gonaives has darkened the celebration of the Feast of St. Charles, the patron saint of the City of the 'Independence.
This Eucharistic celebration, in which several authorities of the city took part, ended with the verbal and physical aggression of Jacques Woobens Bordenave. The latter, according to his relatives of " The Independents ", was attacked by individuals in the pay of Senator Artibonite Youri Latortue.
In addition, Rezo Nòdwès learned that Mr. Latortue was quick to stand out from this brutal action committed on behalf of his party AAA. The former president of the senate and former advisor to the former head of state, Michel Martelly, also revealed that he sent a message to Mr. Bordenave asking him in the name of the common and particular interests of the city of Gonaives, 'bury the hatchet.
Sunday's attack on Bordenave, at the very heart of the Cathedral, came almost 20 days after the famous National Petro-Mobilization Day on October 17, when supporters of both clans came close to hands.
Recall that Jacques W. Bordenave has carved a solid reputation in Gonaives since the formal ban placed by "The Independents" against "Sweet Micky" come to charge insults on the pre-Carnavalesque course organized by the Municipality from the city.
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Tear-Gassing of Belair Funeral Provokes Outrage
November 7, 2018
When it was learned that at least two people were killed by police bullets outside the church, the mourners marched with the caskets down the hill to the center of town.
November 7, 2018
When it was learned that at least two people were killed by police bullets outside the church, the mourners marched with the caskets down the hill to the center of town.
On Oct. 31, hundreds of mourners gathered at Our Lady of Perpetual Help church in Port-au-Prince’s Belair neighborhood for the funeral of six of the seven protestors killed by police during the massive Oct. 17 march against the plundering of hundreds of millions of dollars from the Venezuela-provided PetroCaribe fund.
On Oct. 31, mourners trying to rub tear-gas from their eyes before fleeing the funeral for six of seven demonstrators killed on Oct. 17.
The seven demonstrators killed on Oct. 17 were Jean Kenson Rosier, 24, Dieubéni Casimir, 23, Francky Duval, 25, Junelson Pierre, 23, Jhonny Mervil, 32, Christelle Alexandre, 22, and Mercidieu Baptiste, 53. Father Didy Horace presided over the funeral.
Heavy police patrols in the area outside the church enraged the local population. Around 10 a.m., skirmishes erupted, with protestors throwing rocks and the police firing bullets and tear-gas. The pungent gas filled the church, setting off screaming and panic, as mourners and priests fled from around the coffins and from benches and chairs. Outside mourners angrily denounced the government and the police, many calling for President Jovenel Moïse’s resignation and arrest.
Women rush from church benches to escape the pungent tear-gas fumes.
The funeral service resumed a little later, but when it was learned that at least two people were killed by police bullets outside the church, the mourners marched with the caskets down the hill to the center of town. There they demonstrated and built burning-tire barricades. The police’s specialized crowd-control units – BOID and CIMO – dispersed the large, impromptu demonstration after it marched to the central Champ de Mars.
Demonstrators marched with the coffins of the Oct. 17 victims to downtown Port-au-Prince.
“Nine people were wounded by bullets downtown during the funeral for the people assassinated on Oct. 17, 2018, and they are presently at the General Hospital,” declared activist lawyer André Michel of the Democratic and Popular Sector, an opposition coalition he leads. “Clearly, today again, the ‘forces of order’ have massacred the civilian population.”
Demonstrators set up burning tire barricades.
A similar attack took place on Nov. 4 at the Cathedral in Gonaïves, during the Patron Saint’s Day of St. Charles Borromée. Thugs said to be allied with the powerful local Sen. Youri Latortue, a presidential hopeful and close ally of the ruling Haitian Bald-Headed Party (PHTK), savagely kicked and beat worshipers attending a mass during which government officials and Latortue were denounced for their alleged involvement in PetroCaribe embezzlement.
Jacques Roubens Bordenave was wounded in the head by Youri Latortue’s thugs during a mass in Gonaïves on Nov. 4.
“Two members of the Platform of Organizations to Save the Artibonite, engaged in the mobilization to demand accountability for the management of Petrocaribe funds in the city of independence [Gonaïves], were beaten,” according to the news website Loop. “Jacques Roubens Bordenave was violently physically assaulted by a group of individuals, then wounded in the head, and Donald Saint Jean in the shoulder while they participated in the traditional mass organized on the occasion of the town’s patronal feast. The victims point to the Department’s senator Youri Latortue, who, according to them, ordered his henchmen to attack them.”
The increased government repression is acting like gasoline on a fire. Popular organizations around Haiti are vowing to redouble their efforts to intensify their PetroCaribe justice mobilizations and bring out even more demonstrators in the month ahead. Anticipation and tension is building around a nationwide mobilization on Nov. 18, the 215th anniversary of the Battle of Vertières, in which the former slaves of St. Domingue defeated Napoleon’s legions, winning Haiti’s independence.
Below is a Nov. 1 statement by the Assembly of Political, Union, and Popular Organizations (Konbit Oganizasyon Politik, Sendikal ak Popilè yo), which is representative of popular sentiment across Haiti.
A Communiqué of the Assembly of Political, Union, and Popular Organizations on the repression of the Tèt Kale power* against the people
The Assembly of Political, Union, and Popular Organizations denounces with all its strength that the Haitian government has sent police bandits to carry out repressive acts against the people. We recall that on Oct. 17, 2018, about three million people nationwide took to the streets to demand the departure of the group in power along with the arrest of the thieves of the PetroCaribe fund.
Before Oct. 17, President Jovenel Moïse visited several police stations to encourage police officers to repress the population. And just as the indicted president wanted, during the Oct. 17 mobilization, police assassins fired on the people in several departments. More than seven demonstrators died and more than 50 compatriots ere wounded by the bullets of police bandits.
Priest tries to wipe tear-gas from his eyes before leaving church with mourners.
Once again, during the funeral of our compatriots in Belair, the police’s criminal mercenaries struck again. Several comrades were injured by gunshots and tear-gas. The criminals didn’t even spare people inside the church from tear-gas. Even the priest who was presiding over the funeral had to leave the church to escape from the gas.
While saluting the courage of our compatriots who took the lead, the Assembly of Political, Union, and Popular Organizations condemns with all its might the repression carried out by Jovenel Moïse and the CSPN [High Council of the National Police] by sending police criminals against demonstrators. In this sense, we call on the victims to take to court the indicted Jovenel Moïse and the entire CSPN.
Caskets were left unattended as people fled the church.
This repressive and anti-democratic conduct shows clearly that the Tèt Kale snake if far from dead, which is why it is going around drinking blood everywhere. The remedy to the Tèt Kale snake is constant mobilization. These repressive acts don’t scare us. We’ll continue mobilizing everywhere in the country and overseas to crush the head of the snake and achieve the arrest and judgement of all the thieves who stole PetroCaribe funds.
That’s why on Nov. 2, we’ll warm up with a PetroGede* mobilization. On Nov. 18, we’ll mobilize in the four corners of the country and in the diaspora. On Nov. 19 and 20, there will be a PetroBlockage, the country will be brought to a standstill, until this ends.
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Where is Yves Léonard hidden, president Jovenel Moise?
November 14, 2018
The name Yves Léonard second person from the left, just walking in front of President Jovenel Moise
November 14, 2018
The name Yves Léonard second person from the left, just walking in front of President Jovenel Moise
Ilya over a month, Mr. Chairman, the substitute-Government Commissioner of Croix-des-Bouquets, Mr. William Edler had issued an arrest warrant against your friend, the owner of your residence at Pilgrim 5, M Yves Leonard. This one in the night from Monday 1st to Tuesday, October 2nd, had beaten the mayor of Tabarre, Nice Simon, for a business undoubtedly pertaining to corruption. Since, the type is not found. Following this attack, the government commissioner at the Court of First Instance of Croix-des-Bouquets Yvon Jean-Noel had been laid off for complicity.
Yves Leonard and Jovenel Moise
Where did your friend Léonard go? As head of state, it is up to you, according to the Constitution, to ensure the smooth running of the institutions. Here is one of your close friends who is wanted by the courts, that we can not get his hands on him, and then you turn a deaf ear, and then you talk about corruption and nothing, and then you go to your little schemes, and then you do not say a word, and then you do nothing, as if you were neutral. And then, and then, deliver Leonardo, diantre!
This is obviously the face of PHTK gangs, you acted as your predecessor Michel Martelly had done to his missing friend Evans Daniel. He never referred to his "white powder supplier", or even mentioned his name, leaving the impression that the guy was totally unknown to him. What a rosy courage!
Mr. President, Haitian justice is looking for the owner of your residence in Pèlerin 5, Mr. Yves Léonard.
President Jovenel, you are presumed to be involved in the Petro Caribe case, involved in a money laundering case. Are you going to tell us that you are also an accomplice involved in Leonardo's flight after his offenses against the mayor?
We urge the Substitute-Commissioner of the Government of Croix-des-Bouquets, Mr. Guillaume Edler to urge you where your friend Yves Leonard is hidden, and also to deliver it.
A little courage, a little decency, Mr. President charged!
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may the spirits of Toussaint Louverture and Dutty Boukman guide our brothers and sisters in Haiti. and cast out these wicked vile beast.