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EDE Party Members Demand Smith Augustin be Removed from the CPT

EDE Party Members Demand Smith Augustin be Removed from the CPT

The departmental secretaries and deputy departmental secretaries at the National Political Bureau (BPN) of the party Engaged for Development (EDE), in a letter to the party secretary Sterline Civil, have dissociated themselves and demanded the removal of Mr.

Montana Accord Monitoring Office Calls for Removal of Officials Linked to Corruption

Montana Accord Monitoring Office Calls for Removal of Officials Linked to Corruption

The Montana Accord Monitoring Office (BSA) responded to allegations of corruption targeting members of the Transitional Presidential Council, government officials, and senior state employees.

ULCC Launches Investigation into 'Bribe Solicitation'

ULCC Launches Investigation into 'Bribe Solicitation'

The hearing scheduled for Tuesday, July 30, of the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Credit Bank (BNC), Pascal Raoul Pierre Louis, marks the beginning of the ULCC's investigation into the solicitation of a bribe, Le Nouvelliste learned from a source on Friday, July 26, 2024.

Haiti: "Culture is What Remains," Says Dany Laferrière

Haiti: "Culture is What Remains," Says Dany Laferrière

Beyond the severe multidimensional crisis that is devastating the Republic of Haiti both internally and externally, its culture and art remain intact.

Garry Conille Seeks Investigation into Preble Rish Haiti Contract Previously Criticized by President Moïse

Garry Conille Seeks Investigation into Preble Rish Haiti Contract Previously Criticized by President Moïse

Prime Minister Garry Conille called for an investigation into the contract between the BMPAD and Preble Rish Haiti S.A., which led to a commercial dispute and the condemnation of Haiti by a New York federal court to pay $28 million to the company.

Political Scandal: January 30 Group Condemns Executive Power Misuse

Political Scandal: January 30 Group Condemns Executive Power Misuse

The Collective of Political Parties of January 30th expressed its astonishment at the scandals reported in the media involving members of the Presidential Transition Council (CPT) and Prime Minister Garry Conille.

Ganthier Under Total Gang Control, City Police Station Demolished

Ganthier Under Total Gang Control, City Police Station Demolished

On July 25, 2024, Prime Minister Garry Conille instructed the Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC), the Superior Court of Accounts and Administrative Litigation (CSCCA), the General Inspectorate of Finances (IGF), and the government commissioner at the Port-au-Prince Court of First Instance to conduct a "joint investigation" into a "serious suspicion of corruption" surrounding fuel sales at the Bureau of Monetization of Public Aid (BMPAD), which has led to the mismanagement of several million dollars by the Haitian government.

PM Garry Conille Demands Investigation into BMPAD's Fuel Procurement Over "Corruption Suspicions"

PM Garry Conille Demands Investigation into BMPAD's Fuel Procurement Over "Corruption Suspicions"

On Thursday, July 25, 2024, Prime Minister Garry Conille announced via Twitter that he has instructed the Anti-Corruption Unit (ULCC), the Superior Court of Auditors and Administrative Disputes (CSCCA), the General Inspectorate of Finances (IGF), and the Government Commissioner at the Port-au-Prince First Instance Court to initiate a "joint investigation" into a "major suspicion of corruption" surrounding the sale of fuel at the Bureau of Monetization of Public Aid (BMPAD), which has led to the mismanagement of several million dollars by the Haitian government.

Corruption: Accusations and Reports Against Three Transitional Presidential Council Members

Corruption: Accusations and Reports Against Three Transitional Presidential Council Members

Three presidential advisors are the subject of a “denunciation and several reports” of corruption, Le Nouvelliste learned on Thursday, July 25, 2024.

Cap-Haïtien: Customs Officer Jean Bernard Joseph Interviewed by FBI Agents

Cap-Haïtien: Customs Officer Jean Bernard Joseph Interviewed by FBI Agents

Imprisoned since April 13 for complicity in the illegal international trafficking of firearms and ammunition, customs officer Jean Bernard Joseph was questioned on Wednesday, July 24, 2024, by agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) who traveled specifically for this case.