Haiti's prime minister ousted after six months
Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille has been fired by the country's ruling council less than six months after he took office. An executive order, signed by eight of the council's nine members, named businessman and former Haiti Senate candidate Alix Didier Fils-Aimé as Conille's replacement.
Haiti prime minister ousted by transition council after just 6 months in power
The security situation in Haiti degraded further in October despite months of support from the United Nations and Kenyan-led forces sent in to aid the Haitian police. Gang violence, once primarily concentrated in Haiti’s capital city, has now expanded ...
The Haitian-based commercial airline Sunrise Airways told CNN that it has suspended flights until further notice. US-based ...
The move followed months of spiraling violence and instability in Haiti, where gangs control large parts of the capital, ...
An escalating gang war in Haiti has killed almost 4,000 people this year, according to the United Nations. Monday’s incident is the second time in six months that the busy Port-au-Prince airport ...
Haiti's transitional council has moved to replace Prime Minister Garry Conille, according to an official gazette bulletin ...
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