Around just after the winter
of 1984, lasting for perhaps a couple of seasons, tensions between those uncomfortable
with the President at that time in Duvalier, and those that continued to be in
the support banding of Duvalier, described at a simplistic level, as there was
an atmosphere of tension, was in existence reaching proportions that it became
global news.
A few years after the turn
of the new millennium 2000, protests emerged in Haiti, primarily on the subject
of discomfort with then President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Ramifying clashes sequential.
In 2004, Aristide had second
term preempted by overhaul efforts.
Mid November 2018, this was
the scene in Haiti:
Cars being burned.
Throngs of aggressive young
men with their faces covered doing the group jog.
Tires being burned.
Calls for President Jovenel
Moïse to resign.
Last week, February 2019:
Rekindled protesting calling
for Moïse to resign, turning to violence and rampaging. Aftermath left at least a reported 4
lost. The United Nations made an assessment of the situation, and is
working on a plan to ease the tension.
