Manifestation in Haiti

Protesters protesting through the streets of Port-au-Prince to demand the unconditional departure of President of the Republic Jovenel Moïse,

By order of the opposition in Haiti, the country is on lock down mode as of this Monday. "Not even a cat is to cross the street until we install the new provisional government." Andre Michel said.

Haitian Senator Youri Latortue, fomer ally turned opposition leader, said "starting tommorrow (Friday) we are not responsible for Jovenel Moise."

The the nth time, the Haitian opposition is announcing the street protest that will force president Jovenel Moise to resign. This time. a major street protest is announced for Friday, September 27th 2019.

Haiti President Jovenel is having a tough time entering the National Palace these days due to protesters blocking his path in the roads leading to the palace gates.

The Senate of the Republic of Haiti became a real circus show Wednesday evening after a group of militants took over control of the senate floor, the night of the ratification or Prime Minister Fritz William Michel.

The situation was complicated in front of the Haitian Parliament in Port-au-Prince Monday. Protesters massed in front of Parliament and threw stones towards the parking lot and on all the vehicles entering the space.

Port-a-Prince Haiti is in a deadlock the last couple of days since the June 09 street protest asking for the resignation of President Jovenel Moise.

Employees of the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) of the on strike for one week. They are asking for a 300 percent salary increase.

Following Operation "Pays Lock" in Haiti back in February 2019, Haitian newspaper Le Nouvelliste wrote an article saying the tourist sector fell on its knees. Well, so did the Haitian media.