Manifestation Haiti

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.

Following violent street protests in Haiti the past few days, the international community via CORE Group issued a statement warning those who oppose President Jovenel Moise that in a democracy change must come trough elections, and not through violence.

Amid Haiti street protests Sunday, the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince issued a security alert instructing all its employees to shelter in place until further notice "out of an abundance of caution"...

Haitian Senator Jean Marie Salomon has just declared on the radio the "It is true, the Boat is about to sink (se vre bato a pwal chavire, kapitèn la fè defo!)" Does this mean what I think it means?

Some Haitian journalist are question the motive behind a street protest (manifestation) that just started around 4PM Sunday in the city of Jacmel.

Haitian radio news report that agents of the United Nations Mission for Justice Support in Haiti (MINUJUSTH) are securing the grounds of the National Palace this Sunday, 10 Feburary 2019, following protests in the streets of the capital.