Embassy of Haiti in the Dominican Republic denies an official position

According to Diario Libre, the note dated October 2 allegedly indicated that the comments made by certain players did not officially represent the embassy or the government of Haiti. The embassy denied this claim in a letter stating that it has not published any official position to date.

The controversy arose after Haiti's 4-1 victory against the Dominican Republic on October 1. Wilson Isidor and Duckens Nazon made statements that sparked strong reactions in the Dominican Republic.

The Haitian government must clarify the origin of this discrepancy between the Dominican media and the official position of the embassy. Minister Raina Forbin is expected to provide clarification on this diplomatic matter.

Necessary clarification

On October 3, Diario Libre reported that the Haitian embassy had allegedly published a note distancing itself from the comments of Wilson Isidor and Duckens Nazon. However, the diplomatic mission denied this information in a letter addressed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The Haitian government must now clarify the origin of this disagreement between the Dominican media and the official report. Minister Raina Forbin's position is awaited to bring more clarity to this complex diplomatic situation.