Me Jean-Louis, forbidden to leave the country

Me Carl Giovanni Aubourg, Deputy of the Government Commissioner near the Court of First Instance of Port-au-Prince, Me Carl Giovanni Aubourg informed the Director of Immigration and Emigration that Me Joseph Mécène Jean-Louis (the "President »Appointed by the radical opposition to replace Jovenel Moïse in case of departure) is forbidden to leave the national territory by air, sea and land accused of conspiracy against the security of the State and ofhttps://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-32974-haiti-flash-haiti-has-2-presidents.html implication in the attempted coup

Department of State: Moïse expires in 2022

During a press briefing on Friday February 12, Ned Price the State Department spokesperson regarding the term of office of President Jovenel Moïse responded to the journals "[...] regarding President Moise and his mandate, the Haitian constitution does not clearly address the situation, but President Moise was elected in November 2016 following the cancellation of the initial presidential ballot in October of the previous year. He was sworn in on February 7, 2017 for a five-year term, which is therefore expected to end on February 7, 2022 next year."

Gonaïves : Arson

"The Haitian National Police and the Government Commissioner have been instructed to apprehend and prosecute the individuals who partially set fire to the premises of the Town Hall, the Office for the Protection of the Citizen (OPC) and the Prosecutor's Office near the Court call from Gonaïves. In a democracy, one does not take power by violence," informed Rockefeller Vincent the Minister of Justice.

Follow the National Carnival live on HaitiLibre

As every year, HaitiLibre invites you to follow live on its site www.haitiLibre.com the retransmission of the National Carnival (except for unforeseen events preventing the conduct of the Carnival or its retransmission), which takes place this year at Port de Paix on 14, 15 and February 16. Happy Carnival everyone and be careful.

Australian Open : Naomie Osaka qualified for 1/4 finals

Saturday in the round of 16 of the Australian Open the Japanese Naomi Osaka (23 years old) proud of her Haitian origins won the victory against the Venezuelan Garbiñe Muguruza [4-6, 6-4, 7-5] who played for Spain and qualified for the 1/4 finals where it will face Taiwanese Hsieh Su-wei (35) on Monday February 15 in Melbourne.

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The Embassy of Haiti in Washington closed

The Embassy of Haiti in Washington D.C. informs the general public that February 15 and 16, 2021 are public holidays. Therefore, its doors will be closed.

Monday February 15, 2011: Federal Holiday

Tuesday February 16, 2021: Mardi Gras

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