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Haitians took to the streets Tuesday to protest rising insecurity, with demonstrations turning violent in the southern city of Les Cayes where people stormed the airport and attacked and burned a small plane owned by a U.S. missionary group.
People in Haiti on Tuesday took to the streets to protest rising insecurity, with demonstrations turning violent in Les Cayes, where people stormed an airport, and attacked and burned a small plane owned by a US missionary group. At least one person died and five others were injured, including four police officers, in the confrontation between protesters and authorities in Les Cayes, said Gedeon Chery, a Haitian National Police inspector assigned to the city’s airport. Chery told reporters that the person killed was a protester who was shot, but he did not say whether police were responsible...
Haitian protesters burned a plane owned by Venice, Florida-based missionary group Agape Flights during a protest over rising insecurity in Haiti.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haitians took to the streets Tuesday to protest rising...
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