New week of demonstration in Petit-goâve: Josué Pierre-Louis, accused of having been delegated by Ariel Henry to corrupt the citizens and defuse the movement with distributions of envelopes containing a few hundred gourdes each, is attacked by protesters
Monday August 29, 2022 ((rtezonodwes.com))— Dr. Josue Pierre-Louis of PHTK 1, traveling to Petit Goave on a special mission, with an army of police officers, is accused of corruption.
“Thousands of Gourdes were distributed this weekend in Petit Goave” reports a Rezo Nodwes collaborator, citing local residents contacted. “The money sent by Ariel Henry allowed the demonstrators to buy bottles of water to better express their fed up with this team of corrupt leaders and this money also allows us to launch this social revolution.”
The USGPN pick-up vehicle was even noticed last night while a patriotic vigil was underway as part of the movement to free the country from the clutches of its malicious people.
The activists described this action as provocative and promised to give a concrete response.
In Petit Goave, the spearhead town of the anti-Prosper Avril movement in 1989, all streets are barricaded and the banks have lowered their iron curtains, given the intensity of the flames emerging in front of their storefronts.
Very early this Monday, the streets of Petit-goâve were in fact invaded by demonstrators who do not seem to want to let Prime Minister Ariel Henry sleep in peace, from whom they are loudly demanding his resignation.
“What was Ariel, so we can’t send him away, When they hear Tigwav, their hearts jump”, is the new refrain of the protestors.
Ariel Henry, who harbors the ambition of becoming provisional president of the Republic, counting on his tutors from Binuh and Core Group and his allies André Michel, Edmonde Beauzile, Marjory Michel, is today facing multiple popular demands from Cap-Haitien in Jérémie, via Saint-Marc, Port-au-Prince, Petit Goave, Jacmel and Les Cayes.
Despite the attempted diversion of the allies of the power in place, the mobilization continues its course, this movement which to date has not had a centralized leadership seems to be gaining new speed.
Delmondo Charlemagne
