Order of 10,000 tablets SURTAB for Venezuelan students

Bernardo Alvarez, president of Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), in 24-hours visit in Haiti, accompanied by Prime Minister Lamothe and Ambassador of Venezuela to Haiti Pedro Antonio Canino Gonzalez visited the company SURTAB, Mr. Alvarez was very impressed by his visit. The Prime Minister confirmed the order of 10,000 tablets SURTAB by the Venezuelan government, stating that the total order control of tablets SURTAB MADE IN HAITI to students by their government of Venezuela is 300,000. The tablets will be assembled in Haiti by specialized technicians.

The people of Lillavois angry

On Tuesday, residents of Lillavois angry have erected barricades inflamed due to the poor condition of the road linking Bon-Repos to the road leading to Malpasse / Jimani, through the Croix-des Bouquets. Residents asked the authorities to proceed to the restoration of this important stretch...

Towards the signage of the South destination

Saturday, Karine Condé, the Departmental Director South of tourism and creative industries and a delegation of "Billboard Haiti", visited the tourist circuit of South department, (from Aquin à Port to Piment). The purpose of the tour was to identify different places where tourist signs will be placed, for a better flow of visitors in the southern destination.

Responsible Fatherhood Act still not enacted

Monday, Marie-Frantz Joachim, the Coordinator of the "Solidarite fanm ayisyèn" (SOFA), argued in favor of the enactment of the Law on Responsible Paternity, voted after the lower house, by the Senate Thursday, April 12, 2012 https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-5399-haiti-social-the-responsible-fatherhood-act-finally-voted.html . According to the coordinator, several measures have been taken in the El Rancho dialogue but to date nothing has been done for the enactment of this Act. https://www.haitilibre.com/article-533-haiti-social-loi-sur-la-paternite-louable-mais-inapplicable.html (in french)

Delimitation of beaches

Karine Condé, the Departmental Director of Tourism South met Carlo Cérome, Deputy Director of the Maritime and Navigation Service