‘Talibans’ Go to Jail and Release Prisoners in Haiti · Global Voices

Members of the armed coalition Vivre Ensemble (Living Together) broke into the city of Mirebalais in central Haiti on Monday, releasing prisoners from a prison, invading the police station and setting fire to an unspecified number of homes.

More than 500 inmates escaped from a prison in the city of Mirebalais, located in central Haiti, after the break-up on Monday of members of the armed coalition Vivre Ensemble (Vivir Juntos), according to figures provided to EFE by the National Human Rights Defence Network (NRDDH). According to sources of the human rights organization, of the 532 detainees who have escaped from prison, about 460 were awaiting trial. (Keep reading...) The Anda la …

Members of the armed coalition Vivre Ensemble (Livir Junto) broke into the city of Mirebalais in central Haiti this Monday and released prisoners from a prison, invaded the police station and set fire to an unspecified number of houses.The events occurred after civilians and police tried to oppose the gangs, who managed to take control of the area.Dozens of prisoners from the Mirebalais civil prison, some dangerous, escaped.In a video circulatin…

Members of the armed coalition Vivre Ensemble (Livir Junto) broke into the city of Mirebalais in central Haiti on Monday and released prisoners from a prison, invaded the police station and set fire to an unspecified number of houses.The entrance Armed gangs break into a prison in central Haiti and release prisoners was first published in Proceso Digital.

During the attack, several vehicles were set on fire by the assailants. Faced with the threat, the population retreated, while all the schools in the city remained closed. Mirebalais is currently paralyzed by barricades erected on several axes. The bandits, although reaching Trianon, did not cross these obstacles or penetrate the city centre.