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    Haiti’s New Prime Minister Garry Conille Discharged from Hospital, Vows to Tackle Security and Healthcare Crises

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    With fresh Kenyan troops arriving, he soon plans on cleaning up the mess in Haiti that the globalists and Marxists have created. This, if he’s not killed by one of the many gangs that now rule 95% of the nation

    Haiti’s newly selected Prime Minister, Garry Conille, was discharged from the hospital on Sunday after an overnight stay for an undisclosed condition. In a video message posted on YouTube, Conille assured the public that he felt well and was ready to continue addressing the country’s critical issues, including the ongoing security crisis and healthcare priorities.

    In the video, Conille expressed his concern about the healthcare accessibility in Haiti, stating, “The whole time I was at the hospital, I was thinking of something: People that need to go to the general hospital can’t get there due to widespread violence. People who need health care can’t afford it.”

    Conille returned to Haiti on June 1 after being selected by a transitional council as the new prime minister. Before this, he served as UNICEF’s regional director for Latin America and the Caribbean, working outside the country. His new role presents significant challenges, including tackling rampant gang violence and addressing Haiti’s severe poverty, with inflation rates hitting a record 29%, according to recent data.

    Gang violence has been a persistent problem in Haiti, with gangs controlling over 80% of Port-au-Prince. This control has forced more than 360,000 people from their homes and disrupted key routes connecting the capital to northern and southern regions, crippling the transportation of essential goods. Conille’s predecessor, Ariel Henry, was forced to resign in April after coordinated gang attacks seized police stations, raided prisons, and fired on the nation’s main international airport while Henry was on an official trip to Kenya.

    The Haitian government is now anticipating the arrival of a U.N.-backed police force from Kenya and other countries to help restore order. A person close to Conille, speaking on condition of anonymity, revealed that Conille, who suffers from asthma and occasionally uses an inhaler, experienced breathing difficulties on Saturday night. This prompted high-ranking officials to arrange his transfer to the hospital.

    In the video released Sunday, Conille appeared in good spirits, wearing a purple shirt and speaking against a backdrop of trees and bushes. He emphasized his commitment to forming a government promptly, saying, “I hope that by early next week we can have a government in place. I am doing everything we can so we can get out of this crisis.”

    Conille’s immediate tasks include addressing the security crisis that has left the nation paralyzed. The widespread gang control in Port-au-Prince has made it difficult for residents to access essential services, including healthcare. Hospitals and clinics struggle to operate amidst the violence, leaving many without critical medical care. Conille’s personal experience in the hospital highlighted the broader issue of healthcare accessibility in Haiti.

    The prime minister’s focus on healthcare is a crucial step in addressing one of the country’s most pressing needs. With the health system in disarray and many unable to afford care, Conille’s commitment to prioritizing healthcare could help alleviate some of the immediate suffering faced by Haitians.

    Additionally, Conille must navigate the complex political landscape and build a cohesive government capable of tackling these challenges. The support from the international community, particularly the anticipated U.N.-backed police force, will be vital in restoring order and providing a foundation for longer-term solutions.

    Conille’s experience with UNICEF and his understanding of international aid dynamics could prove beneficial as he works to stabilize Haiti and improve the lives of its citizens. His ability to lead and coordinate with international partners will be critical in addressing the multifaceted crises facing the country.

    As Conille prepares to take on these formidable challenges, the people of Haiti and the international community will be watching closely to see if he can bring much-needed stability and progress to the nation. The corrupt globalists intend on crushing the nation, and hiding the massive theft by the Clinton’s and their foundation is of high priority to them. Martial law is a given…but will the gangs just play dead for foreign troops? I suspect not.

    Major Points:

    • Garry Conille, Haiti’s newly appointed Prime Minister, was discharged from the hospital after an overnight stay for an undisclosed condition.
    • In a YouTube video, Conille emphasized his commitment to addressing the country’s security crisis and healthcare issues, highlighting the inaccessibility and unaffordability of healthcare due to widespread violence.
    • Conille returned to Haiti on June 1, after being selected by a transitional council, and faces significant challenges including rampant gang violence and severe poverty with inflation at a record 29%.
    • Gang control in Port-au-Prince has forced over 360,000 people from their homes and disrupted essential transportation routes, paralyzing the movement of critical goods.
    • Conille aims to quickly form a government to address these issues, while the Haitian government awaits the arrival of a U.N.-backed police force from Kenya and other countries to help restore order.

    TL Holcomb – Reprinted with permission of Whatfinger News

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