Haiti replaces police chief with former head of palace security
HAITI, AUG 9 – The Haiti government named Paraison to lead efforts against gangs that dominate several regions, aiming to enhance security and reduce violence nationwide.
- On Friday, Haiti's transitional authorities named Vladimir Paraison, the former national palace security chief, to lead the country's national police during a ceremony held at Villa d'Acceuil in Port-au-Prince.
- The appointment responded to urgent security needs amid over 1.3 million displaced Haitians and more than 3,100 conflict deaths this year.
- Paraison, previously in charge of national palace security, was appointed to replace Rameau Normil as national police chief after Normil's roughly year-long leadership experienced conflicts with various government groups.
- At his inauguration, Paraison vowed that the police force would remain vigilant and active in their efforts to dismantle gang control over large areas of the capital.
- This leadership change aims to revitalize Haiti's cash-strapped police as ongoing gang alliances, labeled terrorists by the U.S., continue to threaten security nationwide.
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Newly appointed Haitian police chief threatens gang members
Paraison replaced Rameau Normil, who was dismissed by the Government due to his poor performance in fighting gangs in the Caribbean nation. He said, “I will restore security across the country, arrest gang leaders, and bring them to justice.” Paraison spoke decisively before Laurent Saint-Cyr, president of the Transitional Presidential Council, Prime Minister Alix Didier, and several ministers. Although the new police chief publicly threatened g…
Head of presidential security Paraison replaces Normil Rameau as Haiti police chief
PORT-AU-PRINCE — Inspector General André Jonas Vladimir Paraison was appointed interim director general of the Haitian National Police (PNH) on Aug. 8, replacing Normil Rameau after just over a year in the post. The decision, announced during a Council of Ministers meeting and formalized at a ceremony at the Villa d’Accueil, is the first major action by the newly installed president of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), Laurent Saint-…
Haiti Appoints New Police Chief to Combat Gang Control
Haiti Appoints New Police Chief to Combat Gang Control In a strategic move to address rampant gang violence, Haiti’s transitional government appointed Vladimir Paraison as the new national police chief. His appointment is part of efforts to restore security in a nation plagued by severe displacement and continued conflict.Paraison succeeds former chief Rameau Normil, whose short tenure was marked by clashes with government factions, including Pr…
Installation of Inspector General André Jonas Vladimir Paraison as new commander at the head of the National Police of Haiti In this context marked by a major security challenge, the President of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), Laurent Saint-Cyr, proceeded on Friday, August 8, at the Villa d'Accommodation, to the official installation of Inspector General André Jonas Vladimir Paraison as Director General a.i. of the National Police …
The Transitional Government of Haiti announced the appointment of Inspector General André Jonas Vladimir Paraison, formerly in charge of the security of the National Palace, as the new director general of the National Police. (Continue reading...) The entry Haiti appoints new director of the Police was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
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