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Ansderno (Haiti), August 13, 2024 (AlterPresse) – How did the Ansderno peasants stop themselves from spreading terror in their homeland last weekend? Darío Luis (son), president of the Board of Directors of the Second Public District of Boudon, answers questions on AlterPresse and AlterRadio
Since June 2024, the men and women of the Ansdeno peasantry have been waging a campaign against bandits in the Grandance department. What happened on the night of Saturday 10 to Sunday 11 August 2024 was an act of resistance and mobilization by the women and men of Ansdeno, who were tired of the criminal gangs spreading terror and stealing land and farmers’ livestock. Due to the actions of the criminals, a large part of the population of Budong was forced to leave the Ansdeno Second community and seek refuge elsewhere.
Moron, Chambelan, Lèziwa, Dam Mari, Ansdeno are the 5 communes of the Grandance department where gangs and weapons have been trying to spread terror for months. The population of these areas needs all kinds of support to face these criminal thugs. This is a short shout-out to Dario Louis, president of the board of directors of the second communal district of Ansdeno-Boudon, AlterPresse and AlterRadio.
The Haitian transition team refused to attend the inauguration of Dominican President Luis Abinader on Friday, August 16, 2024. This is the report of journalist Jacqueline Charles on her X account.
Over the past four years, Louis Abinader has repeatedly made harsh statements about the Haitian state. In Dominican territory, violence against indigenous Haitian women and men is very serious.
Violence against the indigenous Haitian population has occurred sporadically. For several months, the Dominican government has not accepted anyone with a Haitian passport to enter the Dominican territory by air. The level of violence has increased significantly since September 2023, when men and women from Wanament, which borders Daha, decided to build a canal to irrigate their fields from the Masak River.
The difficult situation in Haiti today is a threat to peace and security in the Americas. The multinational force is a powerful response to restore security and peace and combat gang and gun violence. This follows a statement by Brian Andrew Nichols, the US Secretary of State for the Americas, on the X account.
The gang has caused thousands of deaths and injuries. More than half a million people have been forced to leave their homes and seek refuge elsewhere due to the terror of criminal gangs and guns. This situation has created a certain level of insecurity, as gangs and weapons hinder the flow of goods between different places within Haiti. Other considerations on the X account are Brian Andrew Nichols, the US Secretary of State for America.
“When we put our major operations into action soon, the gang leaders and gunmen will have nowhere to go or hide. We are already making good progress thanks to our good relations with the national police and the transitional government,” said General Godfrey Otunge, commander of the multinational force.
On Monday, August 12, 2024, the multinational force held talks with the Organization of American States’ representative to Haiti, Cristobal Dupuy.
In the process of finding the necessary means, equipment and supplies, Loya is fully supporting the multinational force to achieve good results on Haitian territory. This is the commitment of the Organization of American States, said Cristóbal Dupuy, commander of the multinational force.
The Transitional Government accepted the request of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to send a team of men and women to see the progress of the operation when elections are held on Haitian territory. This was part of the talks between Prime Minister Gary Cornell on Monday, August 12, 2024, and the CARICOM delegation held in Haiti from Sunday, August 11 to Friday, August 16, 2024.
(From Sunday 11 August to Friday 16 August 2024, the Caribbean Community/CARICOM delegation will assess the progress of the transition in Haiti since the end of April 2024. During these 6 days, the CARICOM delegation should hold discussions with the transitional authorities and all relevant parties on how they will follow the provisions of the transition agreement of 3 April 2024 (ppsf emb rc 13 April 2024 14:36)
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