Haiti: “The country is burning. Who will come to help us? “

Federico is a statement – the Vatican city

Through an expensive message to the Vatican media, the Archbishop of Puertoin Princepe and the head of the Hitte Episcopal Conference, Monsignor Max Laris Missidor, a sense of the call in which the whole world calls for the pain that bleeds his heart for the return of the violence that tells the Caribbean nation every day.

In recent days, prices denounced the situation in its diocese, which also worsened significantly: twenty -eight diocese has been closed completely and the pastoral work of forty others continues to slow down the movement because many of the city’s neighborhoods are in the hands of armed ranges. “We wrote – he wrote – it is definitely evidence, but we offer it in contact with the suffering of Christ.”

Bishop discontent

He also officially expressed deep sadness and discontent with the Episcopal Conference Hiti, which was condemned without the name Ambigu called Vivre Ensamp, and they attacked the local police and towering station, who claimed dozens of prisoners.

Terrifying crime

“These tragic events in our nation again,” warned the bishops, who judged the killing of Al -Rahin, Ivanite Osir and Jin Voltaire, “a terrible crime that reminds us of the size of the evil that affects our society.

The stagnation of the authorities

But the bishops went further: they condemned the authorities’ failure that, despite the existence of the escalation of the violence that floods the entire nation in chaos, “they have not yet taken the necessary measures to avoid this tragedy. The lack of effective response to the insecurity is a serious failure in the amazing roles in the fun of fun.

Anger increased

In an attempt to appease the increasing anger among the Haiti people who accuse the authorities of not making enough to end the clashes, the leader of the Presidential Transitional Council, Fritz Alfus Jan, promised new radical measures to stop blood after he publicly realized that the country became hell to all.

“We understand his misery. We know your pain and your suffering. Out of the huge demonstration held last Wednesday in the capital, which rally mobilized thousands of people before government offices, the Hititi people said: We have spoken and heard them, “said Jan, outside the huge demonstration held last Wednesday in the capital, which mobilized thousands of people before government offices.