Families displaced from Solino protest in Delmas 33 outside two ministries
Displaced families from Solino and Delmas are protesting in Delmas 33, where they are housed in a camp set up in the premises of the Ministry of Public Works, Transportation, and Communications (MTPTC). They are protesting against their living conditions and are demanding that authorities take action to help them.
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Barricades on the Road
According to AlterPresse, protesters returned to the streets on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. They set up barricades on the road in Delmas 33, including burning tires, to make their voices heard. The media describes this as a new protest without specifying the date of the previous one.
A Protest That Began on October 19
According to Le National, the movement started on Monday, October 19, 2026. It brings together displaced people housed in sites managed by the MTPTC and the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor (MAST). The newspaper reports that several dozen families have gathered outside the offices of these two ministries. They denounce conditions they describe as inhumane and demand state measures. They also want the leaders to allow them to return home.
Nearly Two Years Away from Home
According to Le National, these people are among thousands of residents of Solino, Delmas 30, and Nazon who had to leave their homes under threat from armed groups. Nearly two years later, they live in various shelter sites. Available excerpts do not say if authorities have responded to these protests.
Reporting by Le National
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