Reduction of Brazilian forces in Haiti

Brazil will begin to reduce the number of troops sent to Haiti to integrate the UN peacekeepers indicated the Brazilian Ministry of Defense. Currently, Brazil maintains 1.910 soldiers, but from June, with the change of quotas, the number will be reduced to 1.450 soldiers, the same number before 12 January 2010.

End of the training in public procurement

The General Coordinator of the Office of Human Resources Management (OMRH), participated as a representative of the Prime Minister at the closing ceremony of the training program in public procurement organized by the National Commission of Public Markets (CNMP)for Ministerial Commissions of Public Procurement, of Specialist Commissions of Public Procurement ans executives of local authorities. 155 executives participated in the training which lasted 6 months.

The Haitian use a lot the Dominican health system

Dominican Medical Association, drew the attention of Dominican and Haitian health authorities on the urgent need to find a mechanism to cope with the high demand for medical care in the Dominican Republic of Haitian citizens, which would represent, according to Ms. Herrera, President of the association, more than 40% of patients who attend daily health centers in the country, particularly maternity. Recognizing that no one should be denied of healthcare, she says that This situation causes harm to Dominican citizens, given the precariousness of material and economic resources of the country.

Social assistance in Boucan Carré and Mirebalais

This Sunday, February 3, the national social assistance program "Ede pep" served 300 families in Boucan Carré and 450 families in Mirebalais thanks to component "Panye Solidarité" with the support of Deputy Abel Descolines.

The Security Council wants elections in 2013

The Security Council of the United Nation stressed last month that the holding by the end of 2013 of free, fair, inclusive and credible elections in Haiti, was important to maintain political stability and create a climate conducive to economic and social development, and that the Minustah stood ready to provide support in the areas of logistics and security for the elections.

HL/ HaitiLibre