Manifestation Haiti

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.

Haiti is in manifestation mode once again. Starting Wednesday 08 May 2019 there will be street protests until 18 May with the ultimate goal of "deboulonnen" (unskrewing) Jovenel Moise from power, says Shiller Louidor, fierce opponent of the Haitian president.

A Haitian street protest that was scheduled for Thursday March 7th 2019 was spoiled after rumors spread that the organizers had 400,000 gourdes which they did not share with any of the militants protesting.

Some parts of Port-au-Prince Haiti is already locked with barricades in the early morning hours Friday, one day after president Jovenel Moise decided to break his silence.

Breaking News... Haiti - In front of the National Palace is white with tear gas this Wednesday afternoon, 1:45pm, according to news reports, as protesters are tempting to enter the grounds of the National Palace.

It is a day of street protest in Haiti and opposition leader Rony Timothee said live on the radio: "Rendex-vous in front of the national palace. We have to enter the national palace."

It's been 5 days since activities in Port-au-Prince and in the major cities in Haiti are paralyzed, protesters are in the streets attacking and looting shops, meanwhile, President Jovenel Moise and Prime Minister Jean-Henry Ceant are silent.

Breaking News... Haitian opposition lawyer Andre Michel has just announces on Radio Caraibes FM that Haiti is on lock-down and will remain that way until President Jovenel Moise resigns.