Léon Charles resigns from the post of Permanent Representative of the Republic of Haiti to the OAS.
Through a letter dated February 21, 2024 addressed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Religious Affairs, Jean Victor Généus, the former Director General of Police, Leon Charles resigned as Permanent Representative of the Republic of Haiti to the Organization of American States (OAS).
In the letter, Léon Charles emphasizes that he took this decision because of his being questioned in an absolutely unfair and slanderous manner by the order of the investigating judge responsible for investigating the case of the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse on July 7 2021.
I have just submitted my resignation as permanent representative of Heiti to the organization of American States in order to have free rein to defend myself against the far-fetched accusations included in this order of Shame! pic.twitter.com/xCR7STc8KD
— Léon Charles (@lcbochereau) February 22, 2024
“Determined, although the order has not yet been served on me, to vigorously combat, by all legal means, the fanciful accusations brought against me in order to have my innocence recognized and my honor cleared” we read in the letter of which Juno7 received a copy.
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