A hostage executed

Sunday October 31, the engineer, lawyer, criminologist, Professor Patrice Derenoncourt kidnapped last October 16 at the corner of Street Cameau and Avenue Christophe was executed by his captors who had demanded 900,000 US dollars in ransom for his release. The family had paid part of the amount claimed but were unable to raise such a sum, which obviously did not satisfy the kidnappers...

Agent III riddled with bullets

Saturday, October 30 in the afternoon, an Agent III of the 18th promotion of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) named "Obed" was riddled with bullets by unidentified individuals while he was attending fighting. rooster in a gaguère at Pernier 17 (Pétion-ville).

Gas stations are starting to be supplied

On Sunday, the National Association of Petroleum Products Distributors (ANADIPP) announced that tankers have started delivery to service stations. It thanked the authorities for their assistance in facilitating the sale of the products. ANADIPP does not specify from which oil terminal.

500,000 students at risk of dropping out of school

"3 years of school lost between the pandemic, the earthquake and socio-political unrest. More than 500,000 students at risk of permanent dropout despite the heroic sacrifices of Haitian parents," lamented Dominique Dupuy, Permanent Delegate Ambassador of Haiti to UNESCO.

Pastor Ferrer Michel's family plans to leave Haiti

"The vehicle that was used for the kidnapping of Pastor Ferrer Michel belonged to the Ministry of Justice," the victim's daughter Farah Michel told the New York Times, adding that the family was considering leaving Haiti because of the situation.

See also :

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-35102-haiti-news-zapping.html

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-34902-haiti-flash-a-pastor-kidnapped-by-fake-police-officers.html

Football : Roger Adam dies

"The Haitian Football Federation (FHF) welcomes the departure of Roger ADAM, former Vice-President of the Federation's Executive Committee. One more time. the Federation is in mourning and will remember always of 'Dady', this valiant, courageous and charitable man who knew how to contribute to the development of Haitian football during the years 2000-2008. The FHF deplores this loss and sympathizes with the pain of his family, his former colleagues of the Executive Committee and offers them its sincere condolences. Roger, your name will remain engraved in the annals of the leaders of Haitian football."

HL/ HaitiLibre