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Haiti protests: ‘Moïse, U.S., UN out!’ By G. Dunkel posted on March 11, 2021 Hundreds of thousands of Haitians took to the streets of Port-au-Prince Sunday, March 7, to demand the departure of President Jovenel Moïse, whose term of office has expired. The protesters raised the corruption under Moïse’s PHTK (Haitian Party of Tèt Kale), which has stolen or squandered billions of dollars of oil aid provided by Venezuela. Signs at Haiti protest (left to right): No to U.S. imperialism, La Lime (U.N. Special Representative to Haiti) = corruption, and OAS + BINUM (Organization of America...

The cascade of negative press and bad news continues to cripple the nation, with last week witnessing one of the most daring prison breaks with more than 400 inmates at the public prison in Croix-des-Bouquets breaking out and at least 25 people killed. According to the government spokesperson, Frantz Exantus, the mutiny in the prison was meant to free all the prisoners on the fateful Thursday night, February 25, 2021. Taking stock of the damage, the Secretary of State for Communication said that there were 1,542 inmates at the prison and during roll call the following day, some 1,125 inmates ...

Thousands march against Moïse, kidnappings and UN in Haiti during large protest Jacqueline Charles, The Miami Herald © REGINALD LOUISSAINT JR/AFP/TNS Haitian protesters march through the streets on Sunday, Feb. 28, 2021, in Port-au-Prince, to denounce the upsurge in kidnappings committed by gangs and call for the departure of President Jovenel Moïse. Propelled by a burgeoning sense of doom and fears of a reinstatement of a dictatorship, thousands of Haitians peacefully waved tree branches and Haitian flags through the capital and several major cities in Haiti Sunday to pr...