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The political climate in the country continues to deteriorate following an alleged coup attempt last week as well s numerous demonstrations and recriminations following the call for President Jovenel Moïse to step aside on February 7, 2021. Last week Sunday’s protests were more than just demonstrations but a show of force by police against demonstrators and journalists covering the protests. Starting from Pétion-Ville, a private car was set on fire and roads barricaded with burning tires, the protests ended at the Champs de Mars in the afternoon, with reported injury to at least a journalist and an activist when law enforcement officers fired rubber bullets at the protesters. The attack on the journalist forced the DCPJ, the police headquarters to investigate circumstances surrounding the use of force against protesters. In a press conference at police headquarters, the Chief of Police, Léon Charles authorized the Inspector general of police Frantz Jean François, to open an i
Haitian president Jovenel Moïse’s refusal to step down eerily echoes the recent transition in the U.S., when many were unclear whether the former president would hand power over to his successor.
“In many ways my parents lived the immigrant’s elusive dream: experiencing success, educating their children, and retiring in the warmth of their beloved country when they could still appreciate it.” (RNW.org / Flickr)
My father was 17 years old when Haiti’s ruthless dictator, Dr. François Duvalier, took office. On the brink of adulthood, my dad was a wiry, ebullient, young man with a talent for the sciences, love for the arts, and a passion for politics. He entered college and then medical school while his country was under the thumb of what would become one of the most brutal dictatorships in world history. Later on, my father left Haiti as a medical student in his twenties, largely because his parents were afraid he was becoming too politically involved.