Manifestation in Haiti

Haiti is in full revolution mode. The people are screaming for change. They hate the De Facto Prime minister, Ariel Henry. They want nothing to do with current government which they hold responsible for gang violence in Haiti. Yet, the United States and the rest of world is blind and deaf to the plea of the people.

Haiti is gripped by a fervent revolution. From Cap-Haitien in the north to Le Cayes in the South, citizens vehemently demanding change and expressing disdain for De Facto Prime Minister Ariel Henry.

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Petion-Ville witnessed anti-government demonstrations spearheaded by political activist Rosemond Jean Wednesday, 30 January 2024. The protesters fervently demand the departure of Ariel Henry from power, creating a tense atmosphere in the streets.

Citizens blocked the roads with barricades made of burning tires. As tensions rise, the city finds itself at the epicenter of political unrest.

The people of Haiti are dissatisfied with the current government. they call for change. Protests in Pétion-Ville reflect a broader societal discontent demanding a new system of government.

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Following a big commotion at Champs-de-Mars in Haiti between the military and the police, angry police protesters in uniform are demanding the departure of Haitian president Jovenel Moise.

What started as a police protest to demand the right to have a union is slowly becoming a political fight againts the president and his government.

All of a sudden people speaking to the media and identifying themselves as Haitian police officers have clearly asked for te departure home power of President Jvovenel Moise.

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Opposition man Andre Michel made the decision for everyone in Haiti this Christmas season that there will holiday in Haiti this year. "Malere pa nan fèt (Poor people cannot feast), he said.

Andre Michel says US Embassy is the Only barricade stopping opposition from overthrowing President Jovenel

Manifestation in Port-au-Prince Haiti Friday 06 Dec in the direction of U.S. Embassy

"Nou pa nan fèt nou pa nan trèv. mwa Desanm sa se pwal yon mwa de konba sur toute l'étendue du territoire national."

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Haiti's opposition has announces a march towards the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince Friday, 06 December, 2019, to force the United States to let go of president Jovenel Moise.

Andre Michel, one of the leading spoke persons for the oppostion made it clear that The U.S. Embassy is the only barricade stopping the opposition from getting rid of President Jovenel Moise.

All the opposition leaders are ecpected to attend this anti government street protest.

Andre Michel invited everyone to attend, even if you are not in opposition, he said.

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According to Haitian political activist Andre Michel, a major street protest on October 17 is more geared towards the ideals of Jean Jacques Dessalines than going to Pont Rouge bringing flowers to commemorate his death.

Dessalines would be happier to see people protesting in the streets on the day of his death then the alternative, Andre Michel said.

Journalist Jean Monard Metellus who was interviewing him on radio Caraibes asked him: "If you were the president would you still agree with your way of thinking?"

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Gen gwo tansyon nan peyi a LOBEY pwal pete le 17 Octobre. Pawol coup d'ètat, dechoukay mele ak PetroCaribe. Moun yo soti pou fè moun pete kouri kite peyi sa.

There is a buzz in Haiti that something really bad is about to happen, the anniversary date of the death of Emperor Jean-Jacques Dessalines. Talks of dechoukay, PetroCaribe, coup d'état... The country is under preassure. Politics is a mess...

What will happen 17 Octobre 2018 in Haiti?

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

Haitian protesters attempted to burn down the premises of the Directorate of Immigration and emigration at John Brown Avenue (Lalue) in Port-au-Prince Haiti Friday.

One branch of the street protest en route to Carrefour Aeroport to join another branch protesting to force President Jovenel Moise to resign decided to set the immigration building on fire as they were passing by.

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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.

How is that for democracy and human rights?

"This is the mot d'ordre, and as of today, Sunday, the country is closed. And tonight, if you are listening, go home, bay pep la lari a (hand over the streets to the people)"

This, my friend, is the latest declaration of Maitre Andre Michel, Sunday September 29 2019.

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

"And if (president) Jovenel Moise does not resign, will not be responsible for his security and whatever happens in the country will be on him."

"Until he resigns, Manifestation everyday," Senator Latortue continued.

Haitian Creole: Men Zin... "A pati Vendredi, nou pa responsab sekirite Jovenel Moise," declaration Senateur Youri Latortue

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