Haitian authorities are negotiating to release the three members of a team from China on Saturday night, both Dominican and Haitian.
The Haitian embassy in Santo Domingo confirmed in a statement that “all security agencies of the Haitian state have taken care of the necessary management to ensure the release of the persons who are encroached upon by the security guards”.
They were trained in the techniques of cinematic nationality, the Germans Michael Enrique and Antonio Gerer Campusano Féliz, and the Haitian Junior Albert Augusma, who is a student and interpreter for the producer of the Muska Group.
A spokesman for Muska Group told Efe that it had “ongoing negotiations” to deal with the release of the victims, and confirmed that the investigators had demanded a loan of two million dollars.
The road crew, who work in a sequel on sequels, were intercepted by men who were armed on Saturday night in Puerto Príncipe, as they regressed to the film tras filmed in Jacmel’s cost city.
The filmmakers and technicians are placed in a caravan of about 20 vehicles and are “accompanied” by the police officers who are their friends and who are in charge of service, explains the person responsible for the producer.
The Haitian National Police, via Twitter, said service agents were escorting the caravan of vehicles.
The spokesman for the Police, Gary Desrosiers, said on a local radio station that the bandits were aboard “a white van, with a registration plate of the Service of the State and armed arms in his hands”.
Desrosiers inform that the members of the cinematographic team were driven by the bandits who control the barrier of Grand-Ravine, near the area where the houses are located.
The lunes are producing a demonstration in Puerto Príncipe to demand the release of Haitian interpreters and in the social, student and professional speeches of the whole country they are voiced to demand the release of Augusma, who is also an interpreter, a student.
In Santo Domingo, the families of the Dominican Secuestrados acudieron at the Ministry of External Relations to inform the managers who are living in Cape Town.
Since last year, the number of victims in Haiti has been lost, which was perpetrated by armed gangs who ripped off people from all social conditions to advertise rescues.
The two techniques of Dominican nationality were identified as the Germans Michael Enrique and Antonio Gerer Campusano Féliz. The Haitian student is Junior Albert Augusma, who is a student and interpreter for the Muska Group producer.
A spokesman for Muska Group told Efe that it had “ongoing negotiations” to deal with the release of the victims, and confirmed that the investigators had demanded a loan of two million dollars.
The spokesman for the Police, Gary Desrosiers, said on a local radio station that the bandits were aboard “a white van, with a registration plate of the Service of the State and armed arms in his hands”.