Haiti: Unrest likely to continue nationwide through mid-October /update 2
Widespread unrest likely to continue across Haiti through at least mid-October. Clashes, business and transport disruptions likely.
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Widespread unrest likely to continue across Haiti through at least mid-October. Clashes, business and transport disruptions likely.
Monday, October 3r, the day of the start of the school year, despite the explosive situation, the lack of fuel and the difficulties of circulating on the barricaded roads, the Ministry of National Education maintains the date of the start of the school...
Port-au-Prince, Sep 26 (Prensa Latina) Popular organizations and union platforms called for a mobilization and general strike against the increase in fuel prices and to demand the resignation of the Prime Minister, Ariel Henry.
An anticipated 20,000 garment-sector jobs may be on the chopping block by year’s end.
Words by Michèle B. Duvalier - A dozen schools looted - UN for Strong Police to Fight Gangs - Trade unionist Dominique St Eloi calls for mobilization - Mourning : Embassy of Canada in Haiti closed - Urgent public work...