Jovenel Moïse will not resign

On Wednesday in an interview with the Associated Press (AP), Jovenel Moïse said he was going to exhaust his mandate despite the upsurge of violence, the country's poor economic situation and the months of protests and allegations of corruption. "It takes a lot of courage to stay in power, but I promise you that I have the courage to continue moving forward," said Moïse, noting that he would resist pressure from the opposition for his resignation. adding "If the opposition wants power, it must participate in democratic elections and win the vote of the people."

Political agreement in opposition

In a note, André Michel the spokesman of the radical opposition of the movement known as "democratic and popular sector" informs that a political agreement was signed between various groups, parties and regroupings of the opposition to relaunch the mobilization to force the departure of President Moïse and the establishment of a political transition with a President from the Court of Cassation and a Government reduced to 14 ministers.

Good news for orange ball fans

Following a partnership of the Haitian Basketball Federation (FHB) with Balboa School (San Diego, California, USA), two young Haitian basketball players Jean Bertony Lebrun and Marckendy Joseph will benefit from a one-year internship within the "Lewisville Yellow Jackets" a team from the "Basketball League" (TBL) a minor American professional league operating in North America and especially in Western Canada.

New Ministers' documents being analyzed

According to the Deputy Hermano Exinor, President of the Special Commission to analyze the documents of members of the cabinet, the 5 files of the new ministers appointed as part of the reshuffle made by Prime Minister Michel https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-28619-haiti-flash-reshuffle-of-cabinet-michel-5-new-ministers.html have already been handed over and are in the hands of the commissioners who will submit their report as soon as possible.

Preparing students for France

On Thursday, a new preparation meeting was held at the French Embassy with students leaving for France. It was hosted by Campus France Haiti, with the participation of former students who came to testify their experience and give valuable advice !

Fania Ogé 1st Prize of the contest "My Thesis in 180 Seconds"

Fania Ogé, PhD student in Education Sciences at the Institute of Science, Technology and Advanced Studies of Haiti (ISTEAH) won the First Prize of the Jury of the 1st edition of the contest "My Thesis in 180 Seconds" in Haiti. This competition was organized by the University Agency of La Francophonie (AUF) Caribbean in partnership with the French Embassy in Haiti.

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