The 15-year-old buried alive, exhumed

On Friday, September 13, 2024, a delegation composed of Me Pierre Elioth Paul, Commissioner of the Government of Petit-Goâve, judicial and police authorities, went to the 10th Communal Section of Les Palmes to investigate the tragic murder of young Stanley Germain (15 years old) wrongly accused of pig theft, attacked with stones by an angry crowd before being buried alivehttps://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-43194-icihaiti-petit-goave-a-15-year-old-boy-buried-alive.html Specialist ZèZè Couronne was tasked with exhuming the body of the victim which is currently in a private morgue in Petit-Goâve. The Petit-Goâve Public Prosecutor's Office proposes, with the help of the population of the city center, to organize with dignity the funeral of young Stanley Germain.

Steps to recover the original copy of the act of independence of Haiti

From London where she is on an official visit, Dominique Dupuy, the Minister of Foreign Affairs indicated that steps are underway to recover the original copy of the act of independence of Haiti which is currently in the National Archives of England, stating "This historical document is essential for our heritage and our national identity."

New Ambassador of Taiwan

On Friday, September 13, 2024, the new Ambassador of Taiwan (Republic of China) Cheng-Hao HU presented the illustrated copy of his credentials to Chancellor Dominique Dupuy and promised to work to strengthen relations between Taiwan and Haiti, two sister nations united by common convictions in favor of freedom, dignity and democracy.

Towards the rehabilitation of the Champs de Mars

On Friday, September 13, 2024, Prime Minister Garry Conille, accompanied by Raphaël Hosty, the Minister of Public Works, visited the Champs de Mars area, with the aim of assessing the areas of intervention and rehabilitation to enable the Government to rebuild the infrastructure vandalized and destroyed by armed groups.

Argentina : Caribbean Dramaturgy Week

As part of the Caribbean Dramaturgy Week "Tintas Caribeña", organized in Buenos Aires from September 10 to 14, 2024, the Embassy of Haiti in Argentina received the visit of Jean d'Amérique, Haitian poet and writer, author of the heartbreaking poetic monologue "La Cathédrale des cochons" accompanied by the Martinican writer Daniely Francisque, author of "Cyclones" and officials from the French Embassy. The Mission took the opportunity to allow them to discover and savor Haitian gastronomy.

HL/ HaitiLibre