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Deterioration of Louis Diaquoi High School in Gonaïves

On September 7th last, footage was taken at the Lycée Louis Diaquoi in Gonaïves, a public school for girls established in 1959. These images show an infrastructure marked by decay and lack of maintenance, with deteriorated walls and neglected spaces. As the school year approaches, students are called to resume their studies in a material setting hardly compatible with normal teaching.

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The report highlights the concrete reality of public schooling against official discourse on education. Although the Haitian Constitution enshrines the right to education and places this guarantee among the state's obligations, the Lycée Louis Diaquoi illustrates persistent shortcomings in school infrastructure.

Visits by ministerial delegations, announcements, and promises do not replace a genuine budget for maintenance. The contrast between the legal standard and material reality is stark in every degraded classroom of the historic institution.

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