CBS News:(AP) PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The top U.N. official in Haiti says the government’s plan to restore the army will require a new agreement with the world body.
Head of U.N. Mission Mariano Fernandez tells The Associated Press the existing agreement has no provision to allow peacekeepers to work with a Haitian military. Fernandez says the Security Council would need to change the mandate.
Fernandez is in charge of the 12,000 U.N. peacekeepers who have kept order in Haiti since 2004. He said Monday the country has been making progress in reducing political conflict. He praised President Michel Martelly for recent meetings with former leaders.
Haiti’s army was disbanded in 1995 after years of abuse and military coups.
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Ala nou manke bon sans!
Deke nou aji dela sot, nou montre w ke nou soy anpil anpil.
Komsi nou pa konnen ke dokimantasyon mwen yo pa espontane? o, o!
Nou pa konnen ke dokiman m yo se ke p ti bout nan ansiklopedi m ke m ap prepare pou limanite.
Konsa, le nou efase ekri m yo, se deteminasyon m ke n ap ankouraje pou m angaje pi fon pi plis pou m pibliye travay la wi.Sa yo, se selman yon ti losye ke m vle bay nan ansiklopedi a wi. Mwen pa gen pan pou m jwenn jounal pou pibliya akri myonon.
kisa n ap fe avek sidi m yo.Ebyen, tire sou mwen. Pito nou te savoure dokiman sa yo pou pwop delivrans oa nou!
It is time for MINUSTAH to go.
They serve no purpose and now block our constitutional rights.
Enough is enough
Martelly must stand up for us.