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

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#Haiti: On January 1, 2020, the corrupt #PHTK Mayor of Delmas Wilson Jeudi organized a pro-govt New Years event on the main airport road "Marche de la gloire/The Glory March". It quickly transformed into a protest against the #PHTK & Pres @moisejovenel

 

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U.S. Regrets Not Reaching Political Agreement with Haiti’s Opposition


February 5, 2020


The “Core Group” of U.S.-led ambassadors flank Jovenel Moïse. They were unable to reach an agreement with Haiti’s opposition.

On Feb. 1, 2020, the U.S. Ambassador to Haiti, Michele Sison, along with other U.S.-allied diplomats expressed their regret at the end of talks with Haiti’s moderate opposition that no agreement had been reached.

The discussions took place at the Apostolic Nuncio in Pétion-Ville. They involved not only the U.S. Embassy, representing the Trump administration, but also the ambassadors of Brazil, Canada, the EU, France, and Germany, as well as representatives from the United Nations and Organization of American States.


The movement to unseat President Jovenel Moïse for crimes against humanity and corruption moves into its 20th month as the talks failed. The overwhelming majority of Haitians, from various backgrounds and sectors, find themselves in the “radical opposition” and call for the president to resign. They see dialogue with Jovenel Moïse and his international allies as a waste of time while the crisis deepens.

But the U.S.-led group of diplomats calling themselves the “Core Group” said they support “any constructive initiative of dialogue offering a real perspective of resolution of the political and institutional crisis.”

• From Haiti Sentinel

 

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Wicked, wicked people. I'm ashamed and angry.

 

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A highly sophisticated kidnapping ring has emerged in #Haiti this year as a form of repression against mass protests. These young men and women are 5 of many kidnapped. The tiny oligarch, imperialists and their lapdog politicians will do ANYTHING to maintain the criminal system.

 

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As police in #Haiti begin to revolt, Patrick Ventrell of the State Department's INL Bureau paid the servile police chief a visit yesterday to remind him who is the boss, and that the police is nothing but a pawn of US foreign policy. Of course, he brought a few gifts

 

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AP News wrote another propaganda article Thats full of lies for the puppet Jovenel

Here some part of the article

Moise is a former banana farmer who won 56% of the vote against three opponents in the 2016 election. He made some progress on rural infrastructure projects during his first two years in office. Then the end of subsidized Venezuelan oil aid to Haiti fueled chaos in the Western Hemisphere’s poorest nation.

Without the help, the economy shrank, and investigations found questionable spending of hundreds of millions of dollars over the years in aid from the Petrocaribe program run by Venezuela. Protests began over the Petrocaribe misspending and protests snowballed until Moise’s opponents waged a near-total lockdown of Haiti’s capital for three months last fall.

Protests were accompanied by a constant blocking of Moise’s agenda in the National Assembly. A small group of opposition legislators blocked Moise proposals with tactics ranging from filibusters to throwing furniture inside the Senate chamber or calling supporters to block governing party senators access to the building.

The country was unable to organize legislative elections and the National Assembly shut down last month, leaving Moise without a constitutionally recognized government. He says the constitution allows him to rule by decree with legislative approval but he is choosing not to in order to forge national unity.

 

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