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Dessalines Children Demand Evidence Against Jean-Charles Moise

The Pitit Dessalines political party has approached the UN Secretary-General and the Haiti Experts Group to request clarifications regarding allegations against its leader, former Senator Jean-Charles Moïse, in report S/2026/714. The party demands "precise, verifiable, and corroborated" evidence supporting these accusations.

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Request for Clarification

Pitit Dessalines disputes the elements of the report that link Moïse Jean-Charles to illegal trafficking of zangi (civettes) in Haiti. The party asserts that its leader is not among those holding export licenses and asks the experts to specify on what basis they base their conclusions.

Demand for Removal

In the absence of deemed sufficient evidence, Pitit Dessalines demands the removal of its leader's name from the relevant sections. The party emphasizes that this trade is not illegal in itself and calls for a rigorous investigation if smuggling or illicit exports are established.

Legal Threat

Lacking evidence, Pitit Dessalines threatens to bring legal actions before competent national and international bodies. The party reserves the right to request a "zangi trial," referencing the 1975 stamp trial.

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