At least a dozen people died following the attack on the Port-au-Prince civil prison last night by armed gangs who reportedly freed numerous important criminals during the attack on the prison.

Spanish agency EFE could see the prison bodies of at least 10 people, some were mauled by dogs in a night marked by violence, although the government has yet to comment.

Everything seems to indicate that as this Sunday progresses the death toll will increase following last night’s attack on the National Penitentiary.

There are versions on the street that the police, who seem to be taking control of the situation, He also collected several corpses.

Haiti, which woke up today in seeming calm, last night experienced moments of extreme violence, with violent clashes between gangs and police and the infiltration of armed groups into the civil prison, the largest prison in Port-au-Prince.

There are videos on social media in which powerful Village de Dieu gang leader Iso can be seen conducting surveillance using sophisticated drones. and the National Prison and the National Palace.

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According to versions circulating online, the next target of the armed formations is This would be the National Palace.

Gangs use networks to reveal their plans to take over all government institutions. with the aim of overthrowing the government.

At the moment, there is no news about the return of the Prime Minister of Haiti to the country. Ariel Henry after attending the Caribbean Community (Caricom) summit in Guyana and his subsequent trip to Kenya, where he discussed sending a multinational security support mission to Haiti, led by the African country and approved by the UN in October.

Last Friday, Kenya and Haiti signed an agreement bilateral agreement requested by the courts of an African country authorize the deployment of a contingent of 1,000 police officers of this nationality.

Since Thursday, Violence has increased in Haiti. after Bahamian Prime Minister Philip Davis assured that his Haitian counterpart Ariel Henry had committed to holding elections by August 31, 2025.

(EFE)