Haitians mark 5th year of Moïse assassination with new calls for justice
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Haitians mark 5th year of Moïse assassination with new calls for justice
PORT-AU-PRINCE — Five years after President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in his bedroom, throngs of supporters, relatives and government officials gathered across Haiti Tuesday to honor his memory and renew calls for justice in a case that remains unresolved. “We will continue to ask all the communal, spiritual spaces to support us through candle-lighting and oil-burning rituals, so that justice can be served for Jovenel,” said Rosemond Jean,…
Members of the government, the Secretary General of the Presidency, the Secretary General of the Council of Ministers, as well as representatives of the High Command of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) and the Armed Forces of Haiti (FAd) took part in this gathering ceremony. The central moment of the event was marked by a mass of requiem celebrated by the Reverend Father Jean Robert Louis. In his homily, the celebrant recalled that "death is t…
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