It is highly unlikely that, if you have been reading the news reports about the latest outbreak of civil unrest in Haiti, your mind has also drifted to the Peace of Rijswick. The most troubled country in the Caribbean is once again caught up in chaos, with violence tearing through the capital Port-au-Prince over the last fortnight. In disturbing scenes, armed gangs have attacked the National Palace and the Interior Ministry. And the prime minister, Ariel Henry, is effectively in short-term exile
The Caribbean island is currently being convulsed by a wave of civil unrest and gang violence, immediately triggered by soaring gas prices. But a dire environmental crisis underlays and feeds Haiti’s socioeconomic and political disorder.
As part of the execution of the labor-intensive project, the West Departmental Directorate and the Ministry of Public Works are involved in the municipality of Thomazeau in rehabilitation works on sections of road.