Heavy gunfire was heard yesterday Thursday in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, after two or three 24 hours of relative calm, at a time when consultations on the creation of a transitional government structure continue, in order to begin a process with the aim of leaving the country Caribbean from the deep, multidimensional crisis – political, security, humanitarian – it is experiencing. The residence of the director-general of police was looted and then set on fire by “thugs”, the police union SYNAPOHA said. The outgoing government has decided to extend the nighttime curfew in the western prefecture of Haiti, which includes the capital, until the day after tomorrow, Sunday. On Monday night, Prime Minister Ariel Henri, whose tenure has been marked by the rise of gangs, announced he was resigning. During an extraordinary international session in Jamaica, with the participation of member countries of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and present representatives of the UN and other states, including France and the US, Haitian organizations and political factions were tasked to […]
Source: News Beast
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