Moïse Jean-Charles contests the UN experts' report

The leader of Pitit Desalin, Moïse Jean-Charles, rejected, on Sunday, October 11, 2026, the accusations from the United Nations Expert Group on Haiti regarding his alleged involvement in a smuggling network of civelles, the young eels commonly called "zangi.

Par Gérard Maxineau
12 Oct 2026 — Lecture : 3 min.
Moïse Jean-Charles contests the UN experts' report

Moïse Jean-Charles à Saint-Raphaël

The leader of Pitit Desalin, Moïse Jean-Charles, rejected, on Sunday, October 11, 2026, the accusations from the United Nations Expert Group on Haiti regarding his alleged involvement in a smuggling network of civelles, the young eels commonly called "zangi."

Present at the Résigné park in Barrière-Battant for the final of the 27th edition of the Moïse Jean-Charles Cup, the former senator of North has defended his political career and disputed the business activities attributed to him in the report.

In front of a large audience,

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