Janvier 7, 2016
Our charismatic leader, Guy Philippe made an impressive first appearance in Miami’s Federal Court after his kidnap by Privert’s and American governments.
The judge learned that Guy was not informed of why he was being illegally removed from Haitian territory.
He was not allowed to consult with his attorney Reynald Georges, and Senator Youri Latortue.
He was kept incommunicado.
The DEA did not have advanced notice of the illegal arrest/kidnap and was presented with Privert’s fait accompli. They then became involved in this illegal game, flying an aircraft, and team into Haiti to take Guy back to Miami.
Guy’s lawyer asked that Guy be retained in Haiti so the situation could be discussed and validated, or refused, by a Haitian court.
This was refused.
Even as Guy Philippe was being illegally removed from Haitian territory, the south of Haiti erupted with protests as Guy’s people protested the crime.
Business ceased, roads were blocked, burning tires were in evidence as PNH officers fired tear gas.
GUY PHILIPPE’S KIDNAP HAS DONE MORE TO GENERATE ANTI-AMERICAN SENTIMENT THAT ANY EVENT SINCE THE DEPARTURE OF DUVALIER IN 1986.
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À nos ressortissant(e)s canadien(ne)s,
Vous recevez ce message parce que vous vous êtes inscrit auprès de l’Ambassade du Canada à Port-au-Prince à l’aide du système d’inscription des Canadiens à l’étranger. Nous vous saurions gré de bien vouloir faire part de l’information suivante à tous les citoyens canadiens se trouvant dans votre région
Des manifestations parfois violentes ont été rapportées dans le sud du pays au cours des derniers jours et pourraient continuer. Nous recommandons aux Canadiens de faire preuve d’une grande prudence lors de vos déplacements dans les départements du Sud et de la Grande-Anse. Des restrictions sur la circulation, imposées par les autorités ou provoquées par des manifestations politiques, peuvent limiter les déplacements dans tout le pays. Nous recommandons fortement aux Canadiens d’éviter les rassemblements politiques et les manifestations, de suivre les conseils des autorités locales et de surveiller les médias locaux.
Dans l’éventualité où vous auriez déjà quitté et ne vous trouveriez plus en Haïti, veuillez envoyer un courriel à l’adresse registration-inscription@international.gc.ca (inscriptions des Canadiens à l’étranger) afin de désactiver votre inscription.
Nous vous encourageons à rester branchés aux plus récents conseils aux voyageurs, aux dernières mises en garde et à nos coordonnées d’urgence sur le site www.voyage.gc.ca, aussi disponibles via l’application mobile Bon Voyage (www.voyage.gc.ca/mobile), ou en s’inscrivant aux fils RSS (www.voyage.gc.ca/rss). Vous pouvez aussi nous suivre sur Twitter @AmbCanHaiti ou sur Facebook Ambassade du Canada en Haïti.
Les citoyens canadiens ayant besoin d’aide consulaire urgente peuvent contacter l’Ambassade du Canada à Port-au-Prince (Haïti) au 2812-9000 ou prncecs@international.gc.ca.
En dehors des heures ouvrables, vous pouvez communiquer avec le Centre de surveillance et des interventions d’urgence (CSIU) à Ottawa en téléphonant à l’Ambassade du Canada à Port-au-Prince (Haïti) et en suivant les instructions. Vous pouvez aussi appeler le CSIU en composant (à frais virés lorsque offert) +1-613-996-8885 ou par courriel à sos@international.gc.ca.
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Dear Canadians,
You are receiving this email because you are registered with the Embassy of Canada in Port-au-Prince via the Government of Canada’s Registration of Canadians Abroad service. Please share the following important information with other Canadian citizens in your area.
Violent demonstrations have been reported in the South of the country during the last days and could continue. We encourage Canadians to exercise caution while travelling in the departments of Grand Anse and Sud. Restrictions on traffic circulation, either imposed by the authorities or caused by political demonstrations may occur, which may limit movement throughout the country. Canadians are strongly advised to avoid political gatherings and demonstrations and to follow the advice of local authorities and monitor local media.
If you have already left and are no longer in Haiti, please send an email to our Registration of Canadians Abroad email address at registration-inscription@international.gc.ca in order to end your registration in our system.
We encourage you to stay connected to the latest travel advice and advisories, and can find our emergency contact information at travel.gc.ca, also available via our mobile Travel smart application (www.travel.gc.ca/mobile) or by subscribing to RSS feeds (www.travel.gc.ca/rss). You can also follow us on Twitter @CanEmbHaiti or Facebook Embassy of Canada in Haiti.
Canadian citizens requiring emergency consular assistance can contact the Embassy of Canada in Port-au-Prince (Haiti) at 2812-9000 or prncecs@international.gc.ca.
For emergency assistance after hours you may communicate with the Emergency Watch and Response Centre (EWRC) in Ottawa by calling the Embassy of Canada in Port-au-Prince and following the instructions. You may also reach the EWRC directly by dialing (collect where available), +1-613-996-8885 or by email at sos@international.gc.ca.
