Kempès Sanon (46 years old), leader of the Bel-Air armed gang, one of the most violent in Haiti, recently sanctioned by the United States https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-46010-haiti-flash-the-usa-sanctions-two-major-haitian-terrorists.html , declared during an interview with EFE, the world's largest Spanish news agency, at his residence, heavily guarded by gang members and located in Bel-Air, "[...] the gangs will continue the fight in Haiti until they overthrow the system [...] The battle will go to the end. Even if they launch drones at us [...] the battle will not stop."

It should be noted that the Bel-Air gang is one of the most violent in the capital and is accused of attacks against public institutions and the civilian population. He is a member of the "Viv Ansanm" terrorist coalition led by former police officer Jimmy Chérizier, aka "Barbecue" for whom the United States is offering a $5 million reward.

The United States, Canada, and France "have seen that we are fighting against their interests. That's why they will always include us on their terrorist lists," explains Sanon, accusing these three powers of "bleeding the blood" of Haiti, which, he asserts, "will continue to be mired in insecurity and poverty" as long as this situation persists.

Sanon seems convinced that the "fight" led by "Viv Ansanm" aims to bring about change so that "the country can embark on the path to development," because Haiti "needs a breath of fresh air" and the gangs can "help the country get out of the situation it is in." He claims that the Haitian State is not meeting the needs of the population and that it is the two men of "Viv Ansanm" who take care of their neighborhood, which is why he wants to overthrow this system, he asserts.

Qualifing the 9 members of the Presidential Transitional Council (CPT) as "thieves" who, according to him, "prioritize insecurity to make money and stay in power longer..."

SL/ HaitiLibre