Haiti: Nearly a Million People Took to the Streets.They Want the Western-imposed government out of

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Liberal establishment snake Trevor Noah, who has close ties to the coup-plotting, election rigging National Democratic Institute, totally misrepresents the movement in #Haiti, like they always do. I admit I laughed at the last part.

 

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US military arrived in #Haiti today to provide medical care to a few hundred people starting Wednesday, Nov 6.

 

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This was yesterday i believe

 

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On the new UN mission

UPDATE #4, 6/25/2019.

The UN will establish yet another acronym mission in #Haiti, called #BINUH (Bureau intégré des Nations Unies en Haïti, or #UnitedNations Integrated Office in Haiti), for an initial period of 12 months.

https://www.dadychery.org/2015/09/09/when-will-minustah-leave-haiti/ … #MINUSTAH #BINUH

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Its job will be to counsel the supposed Haitian govt on how to govern and enforce stability and the rule of law, and support this government in the areas of elections, policing, human rights, prison administration, and justice reform.

https://www.dadychery.org/2015/09/09/when-will-minustah-leave-haiti/ … #MINUSTAH

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Between the lines, it is easy to read that the only way to enforce stability with police, prisons, and elections, in a situation that is untenable, is to abuse human rights and fix elections.

https://www.dadychery.org/2015/09/09/when-will-minustah-leave-haiti/ … … #MINUSTAH #BINUH

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As for elections: #Haiti's presidential and parliamentary elections of 2015 featured a zombie vote of 70 percent, and the UN was satisfied..

https://www.dadychery.org/2015/09/09/when-will-minustah-leave-haiti/ … … #MINUSTAH #MINUJUSTH #BINUH #Cholera

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Ok, now I have questions. Why is that the US military's medical mission in #Haiti, where a few hundreds will be treated, is for 12 days, and patients won't be seen until Nov 6, but the missions in South America where several thousands were treated lasted for only 4-6 days? https://twitter.com/madanboukman/status/1191430438339907585 …

 

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Haiti Spends Millions in Washington D.C. to Help Jovenel Moïse's Image

The Haitian government is spending millions with lobbying firms in Washington, D.C. for the purpose of improving the image of President Jovenel Moïse in the eyes of U.S. senators and representatives in Congress and in the Trump administration.

The information was confirmed by Senator Youri Latortue (AAA - Artibonite) on Monday who continues his work as Chairman of the Senate Ethics and Anti-Corruption Committee. Senator Latortue doesn't believe it is abnormal to hire lobbyists for the purposes of forwarding Haiti's interests, but for the president's personal interest, he feels it is irregular.

There is also an issue with the contracts held with the lobbying firms. Haiti requires contracts be reviewed by the Court of Auditors and Administrative Disputes before being executed. None were, similar to the Dermalog contract initiated by First Lady Martine Moïse outside of the law, of which a few million dollars are unaccounted

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Haiti Spends Millions in Washington D.C. to Help Jovenel Moïse's Image

 

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Monday, November 4, 2019

Hundreds Gathered in Mirebalais for Funeral of Néhémie Joseph

On Saturday, the funeral of jounalist Néhémie Joseph was held in the public square of Mirebalais, the city he had called home and worked in. The event was attended by hundreds and included the presence of politicians, civil society figures, representatives of the human rights sector, teachers and members of the press.

Selected personalities climbed the podium to pay a final tribute to Mr. Joseph who was the victim of a hail of bullets in his own vehicle. Throughout the ceremony, members of the Center's Citizen Engagement Movement waved placards and banners demanding justice for the journalist, murdered on October 10, 2019.

Judson Joseph, the dean of the press in the lower Central Plateau, testified his attachment to a brother who left too early. With a face obviously affected by the departure to the beyond of Néhémie Joseph, he honored the memory of the victim who has put his knowledge and know-how at the service of his community. "Néhémie is gone, but his fights, his noble projects still remain," he said.

Like other members of his family and the press, other personalities did not fail to boast of the courage of Radio Panic's reporter. Chavannes Jean-Baptiste, the head of Mouveman Peyizan, who shared an interview with Mr. Joseph, who was also a Radio Mega correspondent in Mirebalais, said he attended the ceremony with a spirit of solidarity. "Néhémie was a fighter, a committed radio professional, who has put himself at the service of the Haitian people," he said.

Venus Louis, a radio journalist with Black FM, who collaborated for years with Néhémie Joseph, described him as a defender of press freedom. "Néhémie Joseph is a model for young journalists," he notes. Therefore, we demand justice and reparation for our colleague murdered by the henchmen in the pay of the thirsty for power."

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Hundreds Gathered in Mirebalais for Funeral of Néhémie Joseph

 

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