The Episcopal Conference of Haiti announced this March three jornadas de cierre de schools, universities and other institutions that regent to demand the liberation of the secret religious dioceses from the diocesan days in the afflictions of the capital.
“Diez días en manos de los secuestradores es demasiado. Observamos con dolor la falta de cambio in la situation de nuestros hermanos y hermanas que estan en manos de los bandidos”, reza un comunicado emitido en Puerto Príncipe.
The cierre of activities is produced between the markets and the nearby rivers, fechas in which the saccharotes continue to be given throughout the month or on the tarde.
The vigilantes mediated the campaigns of all the Churches of the Pais to pray for the liberation of the sequels, if they were not liberated. Since the finals of 2019, Haiti has been involved in a string of precedents in all of its history, since it has been produced daily and all groups of the company are victims of the crime, beyond the impotence of the authorities.
On the 14th, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints held a protest rally to denounce the sequel to the religious leaders, calling for an end to the week ahead. This week marks the end of the recent termination of Prime Minister Joseph Jouthe, who has been replaced by Claude Joseph.
Haití is living in a deep political, economic and social crisis, which has manifested itself in the elimination of elections, in the wake of food insecurity and the emigration of miles of people.