El 26 de enero decidirán si se envían tropas de Kenia a Haití
La fuerza multinacional sigue avanzando a pesar del impase judicial
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On January 26 they will decide whether to send Kenyan troops to Haiti
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On January 26, the Supreme Court of Kenya will determine whether the deployment of a multinational force in Haiti is contrary to that nation's Constitution.
According to reports from several media outlets in the African country, High Court Judge Chacha Mwita will determine the legality of this measure following complaints from political leader Ekuru Aukot.
While this ruling keeps the sending of Kenyan troops to Haiti on hold, the government continues with preparations for the arrival of around 1,000 police officers to Caribbean territory.
The most recent thing that was reported in local newspapers is that these officers will be members of the Rapid Deployment Unit , the Anti-Stock Theft Unit , the General Services Unit and the Border Patrol Unit of that country.
According to reports from several media outlets in the African country, High Court Judge Chacha Mwita will determine the legality of this measure following complaints from political leader Ekuru Aukot.
While this ruling keeps the sending of Kenyan troops to Haiti on hold, the government continues with preparations for the arrival of around 1,000 police officers to Caribbean territory.
The most recent thing that was reported in local newspapers is that these officers will be members of the Rapid Deployment Unit , the Anti-Stock Theft Unit , the General Services Unit and the Border Patrol Unit of that country.
It's Guy Philippe. He was deported from the USA after doing time for either drug trafficking or arms trafficking or both and was received in Port-au-Prince like a king. That should tell you something. He seems to be aspiring to rule Haiti too.
They should build an impenetrable wall around that country and let them sort it out for themselves. No amount of outside "assistance" , no matter the intent, will make a difference.
I expect Kenya court will rule that sending the mercenaries is unconstitutional and we can move on to the next topic on Haiti.
That is my wild guess.
Kenya court blocks police deployment to Haiti
Kenya had offered to lead a multinational force to tackle gang violence in the Caribbean country.
bbc.com
As expected, the Kenyan court made the correct decision.Kenya court blocks police deployment to Haiti
Kenya had offered to lead a multinational force to tackle gang violence in the Caribbean country.
There does not seem to be any of the people's will left to do such a thing.
Or it already would have been done.
I have worked with Kenyans overseas and based on their utter laziness their troops will lay in the shade, drink cheap liquor and after getting drunk molest the Haitian women. They won't take control of crime.
I think they could send some other UN soldiers who would be more respectful and actually accomplish something
I think they could send some other UN soldiers who would be more respectful and actually accomplish something
Better off not having them
I disagree. Nobody can fix Haiti. And it looks like nobody will try. Which makes sense when you actually think about it.
I'm sure there are many diseases not yet present in Haiti. The last contribution of the UN was leaving Haiti with cholera.
Btw, it's Juan Pablo Duarte's birthday. Supposedly, today is when the Kenyan ordeal is decided.
the 'part time' US Secretary of Defense was in Kenya a few months ago guaranteeing US financial and logistical support for this mission, including all the necessary bribes to Kenyan and Haitian officials, so it's a 'done deal'
when was the last time UN soldiers accomplished anything, thy hire cheap, untrained soldiers from third world counties
They can't spend the US taxpayer dollars fast enough. Scumbags. The American election is just around the corner so I think It's too big of a gamble for Uncle Sam, with so many financial fires burning in other parts of the world right now, to take on Haiti.
Kenya was their only hope.
Haitians are going to have to start acting more civilized or they will continue suffering as a nation. Asking for aid, handouts, money, food, assistance or pocket change won't make a difference.
Change comes from within.