MOBILIZATION AGAINST THE CPT, WAVE OF PANIC IN PORT-AU-PRINCE.-

A wave of panic shook the Haitian capital this Friday. The movement reportedly aims to overthrow the government due to its inability to curb the phenomenon of insecurity in the country. Several strategic road axes, including Canapé-Vert, Juvénat, Pétion-Ville, Bourdon, and Delmas, were barricaded, paralyzing traffic. Burning tires, stone throwing, and the crackle of automatic weapons characterized this protest movement. These spontaneous agitations occurred two days after a call for two days of mobilization launched by the brigade chief of Canapé-Vert, named Samuel, who subsequently received support from several political activists belonging to various seemingly well-known sociopolitical organizations in the area, notably Fòs Canapé Vert reveye. According to information gathered from several activists wishing to remain anonymous, the launched mobilization calendar aims to overthrow the Transitional Presidential Council, which has done nothing to address the political crisis and the widespread insecurity plaguing the country. Having observed the failure of the ruling team, the initiated mobilization dynamic should also raise awareness among non-aligned actors, who should themselves engage in dialogue to reach a political agreement, aiming to reorient power towards the Court of Cassation for a new transition. Jacques Innocent