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August 23, 2024 11:39:22
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Breaking News: Passport production resumes
The Directorate of Immigration (DIE) of the Ministry of Interior has informed that 11,770 passports have successfully passed the inspection stage. These blocked documents are now ready for delivery. After this stage, passport production will resume on Monday, August 26, and methods will be optimized for efficiency. The DIE informed that arrangements have been made to ensure improved production and speedy delivery of passports.
United States: Former President Martelly still in Miami
According to Martelli’s lawyer, his client is still in Miami and is asking if he can get a work permit. According to the Miami Herald, sanctions imposed by the U.S. Treasury Department do not necessarily constitute the basis for U.S. criminal prosecution, but may lead to U.N. sanctions…
Dominican Republic arrests 15 gang members
On Thursday, August 22, 2024, the Dominican National Police (PND) arrested 15 people of Haitian origin, members of a gang led by Pierre Péguy, alias “Joni”, linked to the criminal group “400 Mawozo” and actively pursued by the Dominican authorities.
US sanctions: Prime Minister asks Martelly to provide dossier
On Thursday, August 22, 2024, Prime Minister Garry Conille said that his government intends to request from the US government, through the Attorney General, the files of former President Michel Martelly, who has been sanctioned for “drug trafficking, money laundering and gang financing” https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-43030-haiti-flashformer-president-martelly-sanctioned-by-the-usa-for-drug-trafficking-money-laundering-and-gang-sponsorship.html “The state has a duty to investigate the dossier in order to provide an explanation to the population,” Corneilli explained.
Tourism: Northern destinations active
Despite the deteriorating sociopolitical climate and insecurity, efforts to revive the North as a tourist destination continued. Several socio-cultural events and excursions were held during the region’s traditional village festivals, proving that the North could become a true tourist destination in the Caribbean if national and local stakeholders continue to work together to rebuild the artistic, cultural and spiritual heritage and improve tourism services.
United States: Sponsorship Scams>
USCIS staff will never use social media to contact people seeking to immigrate to the United States. If you receive a sponsorship invitation through an application such as Telegram, WhatsApp, or Facebook, report the user on the platform and report the scam to: https://www.uscis.gov/scams-fraud-and-misconduct/avoid-scams/report-immigration-scams
HL/ Haiti Liberty News
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