The President of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, announced this month that his Executive is taking a series of mediations to lighten up against the phenomenon of violence affecting the country, for which he has supported the support of the Organization of American States (OEA).
By means of a message posted on Twitter while presiding over an Extraordinary Council of Ministers, the mandate announces the issuance of a decree revising the State of Emergency Law and that habilitate the National Police of Haiti (PNH) to receive the necessary media to lure against crime, including external support to the institution.
“Acabo de presidir, in the Palacio Nacional, un Consejo de Ministros extraordinario sober el phenomenon van inseguridad. Entre las medidas adoptaas: un Decreto de revisión de la Ley del Estado de Emergencia con el fin de dotar al CSPN (Consejo Superior de la National Police) of the media to combat bandits and delinquency “.
The decree “Faculty of the PNH and the FAd’H (Fuerzas Armadas de Haití) to work in synergy to combat insecurity.
A few hours ago, Moise published another message on the platform of an interviewer who was interviewed by the OEA Secretary General, Luis Almagro, “who focuses exclusively on security.”
“During this exchange, I applied for this important technical support from the PNH in order to reduce efficiencies against bandits and terrorism”, the message reads.
Almagro also responded to the interview in its Twitter profile, announcing that Moise had asked “that he burn a strong technical support of the Organization in the age of security”.
The advertisement was produced in response to the high levels of violence that plagued the country, including days after the deaths of four members of the security forces in the district of Village-de-Dieu, where also hereditary agents also act.
Moise expressed his indictment for the deaths of police officers who passed away in a speech delivered on social issues, in which he classified heroin to the agents and sent his condolences to the more than 14,000 police officers who composed the institution.
Since then, the capital’s zone has been converted into one of the most beautiful places in Puerto Príncipe, where the gangs operate in the public.
Last year, the Gobierno had to deal with the invasion by the fire in this zone, but the operation was aborted when human rights organizations alerted the police to intervene in the civilian population.