Govt of Haiti to take measures for population’s safety: Prez Moise

Haiti: President of Haiti, Joevnel Moise, announced that the government is taking all steps to ensure the safety of the population.

President of Haiti, Joevnel Moise, wrote, “I am currently chairing an extraordinary Council of Ministers at the National Palace.”

Furthermore, President of Haiti, Joevnel Moise added, the Government of Haiti is taking all measures to ensure the safety of the population while keeping track of its priorities: electrification of the country, referendum, and elections.

The public of Haiti is very proud of the President of Haiti, Joevnel Moise; they expressed their love towards his President on social media platforms. While political opposition is fighting to step down the President, people are supporting their leader.

The support of the people is the weapon of President Jovenel Moise. This act will be written in the history of Haiti. During the Sunday clash in the nation is no less than a threat to the mighty President.

The conspiracy of killing President Jovenel Moise is unjustified and an alarm of injustice.

A resident of Haiti commented, “The Roosevelt doctrine must have failed in Haiti. It’s up to us Haitians to build Haiti. People who have no interest in Haiti should decide for Haiti. In our soil treatment points, let’s be the only master.”

Haiti now has only 11 elected officials in the office to demonstrate its 11 million population, with Mr. Jovenel Moïse having forbidden to hold any elections over the last four years.

Another Facebook user commented, “May the Almighty God preserve you in his activities that you will do in the country and protect you and your wife thus all the members of your government.”

President Jovenel Moise is attempting to extend his presidential powers in the coming months by modifying its Constitution. A referendum on the new Constitution is assessed for April. The opposition agonizes the vote will not be free or fair and will only encourage his budding authoritarian inclinations.

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