Haiti – Blood continues to flow in Port-au-Prince
Port-au-Prince, Haiti – Two people were shot dead by bandits on motorcycles. These attacks, which add to the long list of unfinished investigations of the DCPJ, mourned two more Haitian families on Thursday.
Reginald Reimbel was driving on Panamerican Street in Pétion-Ville when he was attacked by two armed individuals on a motorcycle who fired several shots into his chest.
The second victim of this “planned” terror situation, which has lasted too long, succumbed to his injuries in hospital.
These events are taking place at a time when the new government team, according to social media users, gives the impression of leading the country. However, they denounce with rage and bitterness that “nothing has changed in the country’s system of governance, delivered to the Tèt Kale since May 2011 and freely associated with gangs enjoying great impunity and possibly an amnesty.”
“Doctors Ariel and Garry Conille are a case of six of one and half a dozen of the other,” they say.
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