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With the group leader Jimmy Cheriziernicknamed “Barbacoa”, warning that the country was heading straight towards civil war and genocide Yeah Ariel Henry did not resign, Security Council UN
With the group leader Jimmy Cheriziernicknamed “Barbacoa”, warning that the country was heading straight towards civil war and genocide Yeah Ariel Henry did not resign, Security Council UN On March 6, he held an emergency meeting.
Jamaica, Kenya and Haiti joined the closed discussions. They took stock of the next phases of the multinational mission’s deployment, which has long been delayed by the Kenyan legal system and whose funding has yet to be finalized, despite everyone recognizing the urgency of the situation.
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Moreover, the Council did not comment on the impasse facing Ariel Henry. A logistical impasse where few countries have agreed to accept him and none will return him to Haiti, as well as a political impasse: Barbacoa threatens international community in case he continues to support the Prime Minister. CARICOM (The Caribbean Community) seems intent on withdrawing its support.
And although the United States says it is not pressuring him to resign, Washington has formally asked Ariel Henry to “accelerate the transition” to “free and fair elections”offering concessions in the interests of the Haitian people.
Criminal gangs, which control much of the capital Port-au-Prince and roads leading to the rest of the country, have in recent days attacked strategic targets in the Caribbean country: a police academy, airport and several prisonsfrom which thousands of prisoners escaped.
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Between violence, political crisis and years of drought, some 5.5 million Haitians (about half the population) are in need of external humanitarian assistance.
UN calls for funding $674 million this year, barely enough money was raised to help Haiti, America’s poorest country. 2.5% of the total amount.
According to the UN, the number of murders more than doubled in 2023, with almost 5000 people were killed, including 2,700 civilians.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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