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Floridians Appear to be Key Plotters in Assassination of Haitian President

Posted on July 12, 2021July 12, 2021 by yellowdogrising

The Haitian Times: “James Solages, a Fort Lauderdale-based entrepreneur, is among the six suspects arrested so far in President Jovenel Moise’s assassination, according to Mathias Pierre, minister of elections and inner-party relationship said. Within moments of the name making news, scores of Haitians said on social media that Solages used to work as a security guard for both Reginald Boulos and Dimitri Vorbe, two of Moise’s opponents.

Solages lived in Jacmel, a commune in the southeast department about 57 miles from Port-au-Prince, before moving to Fort Lauderdale. 

Sergot Joassaint, a Jacmel resident, said he has come across Solages before in Monchil 1, located at the entrance of Jacmel. He recognized Solages from the picture.

Joassaint said he never expected Solages’s name to be on the list of Moise’s suspected murderers.

“I would’ve never expected that but nowadays with what’s happening in Haiti, you can’t trust people,” said Sergot, 50. 

A different Jacmel resident said Solages was “very close” to Vorbe. “He was his right-hand man,” said the resident. The Haitian Times is not naming the source for fear of reprisal.”

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