Demonstrations planned

The radical opposition will be on the streets Friday, November 23 to protest against the power in place. According to Me André Michel, the demonstration will leave Pétion-ville to end in front of the National Palace.

Activities still paralyzed

Wednesday, despite a slight attempt to resume activities in the informal trade, activities were still paralyzed including inPort-au-Prince and various cities in the province https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-26186-haiti-flash-message-to-the-nation-of-president-jovenel-moise.html

Scenes of looting

Looting scenes have been reported in the Les Cayes region, particularly at 4 roads and at Torbeck

NOTICE Canadian travelers

The Canadian Government recommends avoiding all non-essential travel to Haiti because of civil unrest throughout the country.

US Ambassador helps unlock the crisis

A fruitful meeting was held with US Ambassador Michele J Sinon, her political advisers and representatives of political parties including FUSION, OPL, VERITE, UNIR, "KONTRAPEPLA" on the current crisis. Despite diverging approaches, there was consensus on the need for dialogue.

Closure of the Miami Consulate

On the occasion of the "Thanksgiving Day" celebration, the Consulate General of Haiti in Miami informs you that its doors will be closed this Thursday, November 22 and Friday, November 23, 2018. The activities of the Consulate will resume normally Monday, November 26 from 8:00 am

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