Port-au-Prince, June 7, 2024 [AlterPresse] — On Thursday, June 6, 2024, the United States government will explain the decision it has just taken, at the beginning of June 2024, to continue pushing back, sending to the country of Haiti, migrant women and men and refugees native to Haiti, who arrived without papers on his territory.
We will continue to push back all native Haitian migrant women and men, detained at sea by the US Coast Guard, and all undocumented people who cross the southern border to enter US territory. Therefore, we encourage all those who want to enter the US territory to follow all the routes drawn by immigration law. We rely on our embassy and the state department to make the necessary recommendations to the Department of Homeland Security on the deportation case. It is the consideration of the secretary of the internal security department of the United States, Blas Nunez-Neto, in a meeting on zoom with the press, AlterPresse and AlterRadio followed.
On Tuesday, June 4, 2024, the president of the United States, Joe Biden, issued a decree that prohibits all migrant women and men who cross the southern border of the United States, and all other undocumented migrants who pass by sea, from entering and seeking asylum on American territory. .
The new provisions of June 4, 2024 will block many people who need international protection. Thus, those people will not have other options to find safety. They can even deport all those who need international protection. The United States authorities must carefully look at the records of people who are being persecuted in their country, before they would make the decision to deport them. We ask the US government to reconsider its decision on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, which is a decision that violates the rights of all women and men seeking asylum. It is the position of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (HCR). Since Wednesday, June 5, 2024, Hcr has said that he is very concerned about the barrier measures taken by the United States government, against all those who request asylum on the US territory.
On the basis of the complaints received, the Ministry of National Education sanctioned a series of employees of the Ministry, who were taking money from those who requested the legalization of diplomas and certificates. The Ministry of National Education decided to suspend these employees, pending the follow-up to fire these employees. The general inspection of the Ministry of National Education will continue to provide its eyes, to identify all other people who would be involved in these acts of corruption and make them receive the sanctions they deserve, according to the law and regulations on the matter.
For each legalization document in the Ministry of National Education, only one receipt per person must be presented. It must be in the contribution/general direction of the tax to be purchased. No one should pay an extra penny to obtain legalization documents from the Ministry of Education.
The Ministry of National Education reminds that it has already closed an office it had in Babyol Port-au-Prince. Also, everyone, who needs these documents, can take the legalized bachelor’s certificate from the ministry’s web space. The Ministry of National Education invites everyone, they would ask for money to get these legalized documents, to file complaints, such as calling the number 509 3126 7519 and 509 4720 2375 to give their grievances
Martine Joseph Moïse, the wife of the late former president Jovenel Moise, should receive 5 million 305 thousand 387 dollars for the money she spent in the hospital, for the travel and security she paid for her return to the country of Haiti. Joverlein Moise, son of Jovenel Moise, who lives in Canada, should get 865 thousand 386 dollars. It is 6 people, convicted by the US judiciary for their participation in the assassination of Jovenel Moise on July 7, 2021, who must pay this money. This is what is said in the decision of the federal judge Jose Martinez in the case. This is what the US newspaper Miami Herald reported.
Martine Joseph Moïse, wife of the late Jovenel Moïse, former prime minister Claude Joseph and former director general of the police Léon Charles, on a list of 51 suspects, who should go to trial before a criminal court on the July 7, 2021 murder case against Jovenel Moïse , according to the decision of Judge Walter Wesser Voltaire on January 25, 2024.
On Thursday, June 6, 2024, Prime Minister Garry Conille spoke with the National Telecommunications Council (Konatel) along with representatives of Digicel and Natcom, about poor communication in these networks in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince and in some provincial cities in Haiti . While asking the leaders of Digicel and Natcom to find quick solutions on the quality and cost of services, the head of the transitional government promises to work to restore adequate security conditions, which will allow these companies to provide better services to the population. That’s what a note from the prime minister’s office said.
In a note made public on Thursday, June 6, 2024, the prime minister’s office asked all those who had contracts that have come to an end, to bring back all the materials and equipment, such as cars, that they had in their hands. If these people do not do so, within 48 hours, the law will be used against them to make them return the materials and equipment they have, according to the prime minister’s office. [ppsf emb rc apr 07/06/2024 13:42]
