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The UN Peacekeeping forces are leaving Northern Haiti for good Thursday June 15. Haiti police chief Michel Ange Gedeon made a quick visit to the city of Cap-Haitien for a tour of the former headquarters of MINUSTAH in Cap-Haitien, now under the control of UDMO, the Departmental Law Enforcement Unit.

The UN Mission to Stabilize Haiti is ending but NOT everyone is going home... The UN Security council authorities a new Mission in Haiti, this time it is for justice support.

The United Nations Security Council voted Thursday to end a 13-year-long peacekeeping operation in Haiti. MINUSTAH is finally leaving Haiti...

Haiti Elections Update -- An opposition anti-election protest Wednesday ended up in a clash with MINUSTAH according to news reports... Protesters thew lots of rocks at the UN peacekeeping soldiers who in turn retaliated with lots of tear gas...

Haiti Elections Update -- Opposition Candidate for president Moise Jean Charles made a serious accusation Thursday saying It is Sandra Honoré herself, the head of the MINUSTAH Mission in Haiti who is BLOCKING path to becoming the next president of Haiti...

Haiti is still unstable and things may get much worse in the days leading to the next elections, a United Nations (UN) report says... As their MINUSTAH troops are consolidating and leaving Haiti, the UN makes this really bad prediction for the country...

Responsab MINUSTAH yo presante yon plan de retrait pou fòs multi-national la bay Sena Repiblik Haiti a nan yon rankont jounen Mercredi 28 Me 2014 la. Senatè Moise Jean Charles pa dakò ak plan de retrait saa... Li mande pou MINUSTAH kite peyi a san kondisyon e imediatman...

Mezanmi... Read this and tell me what it says... "Jorge Pizarro, le Président du Sénat du Chili, a reçu une lettre de son homologue haïtien, Simon Dieuseul Desras, le Président du Sénat et de l'Assemblée Nationale, qui explique que devant une crise constitutionnelle imminente, il demande aux troupes chiliennes de s'opposer au gouvernement haïtien, dirigé par le Président Michel Martelly, pour « défendre le peuple haïtien assoiffé de démocratie contre les excès d'un pouvoir totalitaire et arbitraire. »"

Uruguay officials are coming to Haiti next week to discuss the removal of their MINUSTAH troops from Haiti. Lately, the president of Uruguay has been making threatening to remove his MINUSTAH troops from Haiti if the democratic process is not on the right track... I guess it's not because... They're coming!

Uruguay President, José Mujica, officially announced that he wished to recall its MINUSTAH troops in Haiti if no visible effort of democratization is implemented in the country within 90 days. Uruguay has 940 peacekeepers on the UN Mission for Stabilization in Haiti