-
< /li>
The judge of the Court of First Instance of Port-au-Prince, Bernard Sainvil, has appointed Judge Walther Wesser Voltaire this Tuesday as head of the investigation of the assassination of the president of Haiti, Jovenel Moise.
With this appointment, he is the fifth investigating judge in charge of this case after the resignation of Merlan Belabre. as Haitian judge Jean Wilner Morin, one of his predecessors in office, who alleged & gué; personal reasons less than a week after his appointment.
Among these judges is Garry Orélien, who came to assure that the prime minister, Ariel Henry, would be related to the planning of the assassination and linked to one of the masterminds, according to a recording to which the US chain had access.
Read Also
- Streptococcus A: 16 children infected in Spain, two of them die Dec 8, 2022
- Where consumers got pandemic relief, complaints to CFPB fell Jul 2, 2021
- Resistance leader Massoud flees Afghanistan after US aid rejection Sep 22, 2021
- Mali: Junta bans activities of French-funded NGOs Nov 21, 2022
- F1 / GP Holland 2021, PL2: Leclerc opens the Ferrari double – LIVE | FormulaPassion.it Sep 3, 2021
- Fast charging electric car, Ford Mustang Mach-E record Sep 4, 2021
- US evaluates increasing military aid to Ukraine by sending advanced long-range rocket systems May 27, 2022
Belabre, the previous investigating judge in charge of the Moise murder case, said: He expressed his concern for his safety and that of his family in a statement collected by the AlterPresse news agency.
Several judges have denounced that the conditions to carry out the case are not the most ideal. lines, with weakened judicial structures, pressures and threats of all kinds, as well as as well as the difficulty in extraditing the main intellectual and material suspects of the crime.
Since the assassination of the president, Jovenel Moise, on July 7, the always turbulent political and economic mica from Haiti she was even more beaten. Soon the power vacuum degenerated. in a security crisis, with daily murders and kidnappings, especially in large areas of the capital. It was officially launched on February 7, which has increased the crisis of legitimacy in the country and the economic problems, amid the increase in attacks by various armed gangs.