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Haiti – News: Zapping…
June 15, 2024 11:44:19
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Armored Trap
As the groups retreated to their own territory, they increased their ambush traps. Observers reported that the groups dug pits in the roads and then covered them with wooden boards before laying paving stones. The purpose of these traps was to immobilize the armored vehicles and destroy them.
Fugitive arrested at Pak airport
On Friday, June 14, 2024, INTERPOL National Central Bureau agents arrested Joseph Rudy, who had escaped from the National Penitentiary, at Toussaint Louverture International Airport as he was preparing to board a flight to leave the country for the United States. He is wanted for prison escape, assassination, rape and criminal conspiracy.
Grenada’s world ranking remains unchanged
This Friday (June 14), FIFA released the latest rankings of the women’s national teams. Our Grenada team, which has not played in an international match since February 2024, is still ranked 53rd, just behind South Africa.
OG 2024: 2 Haitian players confirmed to participate
The Haitian delegation for the 2024 Paris Olympics is taking shape. In fact, after Lynnzee Brown in rhythmic gymnastics, Christopher Borzor, a specialist in the 100m, 200m and 400m events, will represent Haiti in the Olympics in athletics. The Olympics will take place from Friday, July 26 to Sunday, August 11, 2024. There are also other competitors, especially in swimming, boxing, judo, taekwondo, etc.
Strengthening scientific cooperation
Ambassador Gandy Thomas, representative of the Permanent Mission of Haiti to the Organization of American States (OAS), accompanied by his colleagues Chelo Antoine and Jean Bernard Henry, held a working meeting this week with Antonio Campuzano Rosales, Secretary General of the Pan American Institute of Geography and History (IPGH). During this meeting, Ambassador Thomas made clear his intention to strengthen Haiti’s participation in the IPGH and its cooperation with this outstanding international scientific organization.
1.2 million children need education in emergencies
The Education Cluster estimates that 1,188,455 boys and girls aged 3 to 17 will need emergency education (ESU) and nearly 2,615 teachers in 2024. In addition, 774,196 children (aged 3 to 17; 51% girls) and 1,700 teachers will need ESU in areas most affected by the crisis or facing high levels of displacement and food insecurity.
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