The Albert Schweitzer Hospital in Deschapelles, which serves more than 700,000 people in the Artibonite Valley and the Central Plateau, has suspended its activities and put in place an emergency plan.

From now on the establishment only accepts cases of life-threatening emergencies

Over the past 67 years, our hospital has overcome many challenges

We have never, ever had to close our doors.

But today we face a truly unprecedented challenge.

And without a security force, we may indeed have to close our doors permanently

Today I am announcing that Canada will also be deploying Royal Canadian Navy ships to conduct surveillance, gather intelligence and maintain a maritime presence off the coast of Haiti over the coming weeks,” said

Canada has also implemented strong sanctions against corrupt economic and political elites who have used their influence and resources to support criminal gangs and fuel instability.

To date, Canada has imposed targeted sanctions against 15 individuals.

Today, I am announcing a sixth round of sanctions against two more people

For its part, without mentioning names, the US State Department indicated that five additional people and seven members of their families are affected by visa restrictions

At the rate at which the allies of (Haitian Prime Minister) Ariel Henry are advancing, the end of the crisis is not for tomorrow ," notes the editorialist of Le

this Caricom summit promises to be a new meeting half fig half grape.

In fact, neither fig nor grape as the concrete fruits that will come out of it are likely to be indescribable.

And when communication takes precedence over action, the exit from the tunnel recedes

Canada must stand up for Haiti

Canadians need to understand that things don't get better on their own: murders, kidnappings and rapes are increasing rapidly and gang-controlled territory is expanding.

Haiti is the most densely populated country in the Americas

If Haiti implodes, it will also cause an explosion among its neighbors

The Public Ministry stripped 94 Nicaraguans in exile of their nationality and citizenship rights in perpetuity

crime of treason

this is a total aberration of the rule of law in Nicaragua.

No one can be deprived of their rights without first going through a trial in which all the parties intervene and present their arguments.

This decision is arbitrary and illegal

definitively unmasks the Nicaraguan judiciary as a repressive body of the dictatorship

of the five main powers of the continent, all led by left-wing governments, only Chile strongly condemned Daniel Ortega's latest offensive.

The Chilean President, Gabriel Boric, had also repeatedly demanded the release of political prisoners in Nicaragua at international meetings.

Mexico, on the other hand, avoids criticizing the drift of the Sandinista regime, while Argentina, Colombia and Brazil opt for silence

El Pais