jovenel moise was not a politician. he was a family man from the northern part of the country.the then—outgoing president martelly hand—picked him, they thought that he could be a puppet. someone with the right background and history, someone who would nod yes to everything that they ask him. but they didn't realise that he can also carry out his agenda that he presented to the people. the agenda to have electricity, power, basic services on the 27,250 square kilometres. everywhere in the country. and this is whatjovenel moise was fighting for. yeah, but sadly, jovenel moise is dead, and you and other seniorfigures in politics in haiti today need to figure out where to go from here. of course. you've already told me what you think of current prime minister ariel henry. what do you think needs to happen now? mr henry has ensured that elections are not going to happen any time soon. there's a powerful opposition group, i think they're called the montana accord group, in your country, who are now saying that the only way out of this is for the united states to very explicitly with

living under the poverty line, and a power vacuum left by the july assassination of president jovenel moisegs are taking advantage of the situation to recruit new members. rebel groups have drawn up battle lines in the city center. gangs also control the main roads that link the country to dominican republic.r, the haiti is one of the poorest the former freh colony was straddled with that for over 100 years since its independence. researchers estimate that the country. between $20 billion to 30. a-lister security freedom. meanwhile, devastating earthquake has added to haiti's hardship. the u.n. estimates that 43% of the population will be in need of humanitarian aid. mark: time for business. who better than? good evening. kate: good evening. mark: some energy companies are just think that they could bend to russia's demand to make payments in russian rubles. please explain. kate: is that of a of doing things. it would be opening about a euro and rubles account at gazprom's unit, making payments in euros and then having the bank convert them to russian currency and a second account. the germ