moÏse had led haiti since 2017.critics of moÏse accused of him of orchestrating a coup to stay in power beyond february 7 when his term officially ended. for months, haitians have staged large protests against moÏse demanding he leave office. but moÏse clung to power with support from the biden administration, which backed moÏse's claim that his term should end next year. human rights groups report had accused moÏse of sanctioning attacks against civilians in impoverished neighborhoods of port-au-prince, with targeted assassinations and threats against government critics carried out with impunity. we are joined now by two guests. dahoud andre is a longtime haitian community activist and member of the committee to mobilize against dictatorship in haiti and kim ives is the editor of haiti libertÉ. we welcome you both to democracy now! let's begin with dahoud andre. can you tell us what you have heard? who is responsible for this assassination? and then give us what has been happening -- talk about what has been happen

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president moÏse's -- from president moÏse's security. happen at that time o night, toe that kind of operation. we should also be careful about all of the reports coming out. much of it has not been confirmed. it's very easy to plant stories and manipulate video, so people should be careful about coming forward with stories at this point. brent: and president moÏse's supporters say he made enemies by taking on oligarchs in haiti, which could have cost in his life. how powerful are oligarchs in haiti? >> the oligarchs in haiti are quite powerful. in the past, they have been connected to political violence, so that is certainly a possibility. one thing that makes it so complicated in haiti, there are groups that have a motive to go after president moÏse and a demonstrated capacity to inflict violence. that includes drug traffickers, money launderers, president moÏse was implicated in both. he and his government have also been linked with gangs that had been carrying out massacres that supported government policy. some of those gangs have re

were you close to president moise? jovenel moise, he initially, initially was elected from the same party that i was. he was a friend. he became a friend of mine and somebody that was finding a huge struggle. so that's the relationship that we had. yeah, his wife who was also shot and injured in the attack on his residence onjuly seven, she was treated in miami. ijust wonder if you saw her when she was in florida? no, no, she gave access basically to no one. she had two surgeries and she stayed a very short time in florida. so i spoke to her on the phone just to send her my condolences and wish her well. but i did not get to physically see her, no. president moise had a lot of enemies. most senior politicians in haiti seem to make enemies. there is much speculation about who may have ordered the hit. we know that 28 individuals including it seems 26 who were from columbia would have been arrested and detained as part of the investigation. but the question remains, who gave the orders, what is your feeling having listen

president moise was gunned down by assailants near his home. >> this was the moment that jovenel moÏsenew he won haiti's presidential elections. he was sworn in over a year later with his wife at his side. his rule came to a sudden and went gunmen raided his home in the early hours of wednesday. his wife was critically wounded. streets have emptied out following the assassination. the international airport was closed. the government has declared an emergency. >> we have decided to declare a state of siege in the country. i share the sorrow of the president's wife who happened to be with him the evening of the attack. we ask the people to stay calm. we appeal to the intelligence of haitians in this difficult time. president moise's assassination comes amid rising gang violence. food and fuel shortages as well as rising inflation is making life extremely difficult for haitian people. the political situation has been far from stable. for the past two years, moise had been ruling haiti by decree after the country failed to hold elections. opposition leaders have been demanding moise step d

president moise has _ heard this news. president moise has been _ heard this news.ng - heard this news. president moise has been ruling by. heard this news. president - moise has been ruling by decree since 2019. what does this mean now for haiti? what happens next? ~ ., ., , ~ , next? we are not sure. at this oint he next? we are not sure. at this point he has — next? we are not sure. at this point he has been _ next? we are not sure. at this point he has been ruling - next? we are not sure. at this point he has been ruling by . point he has been ruling by decree. i must say that president moise has never had a full mandate from the haitian people. his election was marred by corruption in all kinds of irregularities and he was voted in by about 12% of the people. we never really had a mandate and there have been non—stop protest against him. but since last year he effectively shuttered the legislature by refusing to hold elections and summarily dismissed the elected mayors injuly summarily dismissed the elected mayors in july and summarily dismissed the elected may

moise was shot dead during a raid on his home wednesday.he interim prime minister urges citizens to hand over suspects to the police without the use of any violence. >> those guys killed the president. we will make them suffer. we need them to burn today. >> the u.n. special envoy for haiti say the nation reached out to the international community for help. >> i just came out of the meeting with the security council, where the permanent representative mentioned a request for assistance with the investigation from the international authorities, and so it is important that these requests be taken seriously. we are prepared with the expertise we have on board to assist this investigation and to call for further expertise as necessary. >> our editor at a haitian publisher joins us from port-au-prince. we saw images of a mounting sense of resentment and anger building up. people are calling for accountability. there is confusion, although a state of emergency is in place in the country. what can you tell me about what it feels like to be there i

, the leader— able to assist. jovenel moise, the leader of _ able to assist. jovenel moise, the leader to assist. jovenel moise, the leader of the country - able to assist. jovenel moise, the leader of the country with i the leader of the country with a long history of political upheaval, had been under intense pressure and was fighting to stay in power. the nation is now facing a constitutional crisis, with no president or working parliament. claude joseph president or working parliament. claudejoseph the parliament. claude joseph the interim parliament. claudejoseph the interim prime minister is in charge of the time being. this is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, with a raft of problems, spiralling inflation, intense poverty, and gang violence. but why a foreign hit squad will be deployed to kill its president remains a mystery. peter bowes, bbc news. joining me now from the us is amy wilentz, a journalist who focusses on haiti. thank you very much for being with us. do we know more about what the us will be sending to haiti? i what the us will be sending to haiti? 4' �

sour heart goes to jovenel moÏse's family.dy martine, we are praying for her rovery, but also praying for those who have lost their lives for no cause in the past year as human should before. amy: you live here in the united states. you are part of what many call haiti's to the apartment, haitians who live in the united states. when we spoke to you last, then president moÏse, who is now been assassinated, was supposed to leave office. the biden administration supported moÏse and even this week, there was a deportation flight to haiti. you deal with immigrants all the time. can you talk about what you're calling on the biden administration to do in this time of unprecedented assassination? >> absoluty. again, as you mentioned, as of february 7, depends on which way you interpret the constitution, president jovenel was supposed to leave from the position. at the same time, the government -- the way they interpret the constitution, jovenel moÏse set until the 22nd. what we are asking president biden do is quickly release the noti

you would not deny it was jovenel moise's wish thatj was jovenel moise's wish that ariel henri becameariel henri became prime minister? it ariel henri became prime minister?— ariel henri became prime minister? ., minister? it was part of the negotiation _ minister? it was part of the negotiation that _ minister? it was part of the negotiation that was - minister? it was part of the i negotiation that was ongoing but president moise gave him 72 hours to form a government and after forming hours to form a government and afterforming the hours to form a government and after forming the government, he would come back to the president, the president who has published the name of his name as prime minister and then take the oath to leave the country. that didn't happen, and now we have the responsibility, based on the constitution, with moise as the prime minister, president of the concert of ministers, to leave the country for 120 days to continue with the ongoing election. don't forget, $60 million has already been disbursed for elections to happen. the agenda is out. the electoral decree

so far, at least 20 people are being held in moise's killing, including u.s. citizens james solages and joseph vincent. a haitian investigator saying the two claimed they were only translators for the alleged gunman and that they intended to arrest moise, not kill him. authorities saying there were more than a dozen suspects from colombia entering the country from the dominican republic. and tonight we're hearing from haiti's former first lady for the first time since her husband's assassination. in a new audio message, martine moise says, quote, i am alive, thank god, but i have lost my husband, jovenel. mercenaries entered our house and riddled my husband with bullets. the acting prime minster growing emotional after telling me he's spoke ton her. >> justice. for president jovenel moise. >> reporter: that's what you all want. >> that's what the first lady believes, that i can give justice to her husband. and i will not deceive moises' family. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, a political battle is looming. the acting prime minster is recognized by

the united states backed moise's timeline. but u.s. officials also criticized what they called his unchecked presidential power. >> this situation calls into question the core precepts of haiti's democracy. >> alcindor: but haitian human rights activists, like pierre esperance, opposedhe u.s. backing moise, as esperance told us in march. >> the people of haiti and the haitian community in the united states are very disappointed by the biden administration's politics. >> alcindor: now, interim prime mister, claude joseph, is the country's de facto leader. >> alcindor: moise named joseph his sixth prime minister in april. but moise had intended for a seventh, ariel henry, to rlace him. he was supposed to be sworn in today. for more on the assassintation of president moise, and the shockwave it's sent through haiti, i'm joined by robert fatton. he's a professor of government and foreign affairs at the university of virginia. he has written widely on haiti through the years. he joins me from charlottesville. professor fatton, thank you so

moise took office in 2017.ition said that his time should have ended in februaryf this year. but mr. moise insisted he had one more year to serve. the killing comes days after moise named a new prime minister, the seventh person who had been appointed to the post. mr. henry had not been sworn in when the president was killed. now there is considerable confusion about who is in charge. the interim prime minister went on national television to declare the state of emergency. >> in strict accordance with article 149 of the constitution, i have presided over extraordinary counsel of banisters, where we decided to declare a nationwide state of seizure -- siege. i asked the population to keep calm. kasia: during his time in power, jovenel moise had faced accusations of corruption. he was also challenged by often violent antigovernment protests, as in 2019. this is what president biden had to say in response to reporters questions about haiti. >> what is your reaction, mr. president, to the haitian president being ass

russian president jovenel moise laid to rest at his family home, patient president jovenel moise laido rest, -- hatiitian president jovenel moise laid to rest and his widow talks. economic and financial crisis. a 3d printer. ♪ billed as the greatest show on earth, the 2020 summer olympics have started in tokyo after being delayed for a year because of the pandemic. only a handful of dignitaries were at the ceremony because of covid restrictions, but plenty of the usual fireworks and fanfare. this included a surprise choice of athlete to light the cauldron. this report now from tokyo. >> sends the modern olympics began in 1896, an opening ceremony to showcase the identity of the host nation has been part of the games, but rarely has a city half -- had to pull off a balancing act like this. the creative director said the aim was to produce a spectacle but also in sync with a country going through pandemic. the ceremony was a made-for-tv event. all fans were banned from attending just as they will be for the games. a scaled-down athlete parade was socially distanced and subdued, but athl

juan: going back to moÏse president moÏse, could you talk about his role in the scandal where billions from venezuela were marked for haiti disappear? >> that is what the population was asking for, where is the money from the petrol? where are the job? where are the hospitals that were supposed to be created with that money? into into the government was killing people come up was -- and th government's answer was killing people. all the gangs [indiscernible] protest with the protection of the police. this is a vast system that has been reinforced -- whi level of convictn we never knew before. this is what has to be done investigation for all the kind of crime, financial crimeslso. amy: can you talk about one of the haitian oligarchs, i believe now there has been an arrest were issued for him -- this is before under moÏse, which could have extremely, to say the least, angry at, in whington, hiring lobbyists, what his role in haiti is right now and then what you believe the u.s. could do, should do? >> the role is [indiscernible] he has a special position. he was one of the men, suppt of

the rest of the day's headlines: a funeral�*s held for haiti's presidentjovenal moise after he was shotead at his home two weeks ago. more than 100 people have died in western india in landslides and flooding triggered by torrential monsoon rains. and what's in a name? cleveland's baseball team changes their�*s to try and avoid offending native americans. hello and welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the delayed 2020 tokyo olympics are finally underway. it follows months of uncertainty, and a build—up marred by protests and the resignations of senior japanese officials. but for the athletes, the day is here. 11 gold medals are up for grabs on saturday. and day one of the official olympics schedule is packed, with plenty of key events to keep an eye on in the coming hours, including the first gold medal. it's expected to go to the winner of the 10 metre air rifle for women. and the final is due to start in the next hour. then we look to the cycling, because the 234km men's road race starts in about an hour's time and is expected to take around seven hours. slov

the rest of the day's headlines: a funeral�*s held for haiti's presidentjovenal moise after he was shot his home two weeks ago. more than 100 people have died in western india in landslides and flooding triggered by torrential monsoon rains. and — what's in a name? cleveland's baseball team changes their�*s to try and avoid offending native americans. hello and welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the delayed 2020 tokyo olympics are finally under way. it follows months of uncertainty, and a build—up marred by protests and the resignations of senior japanese officials. but for the athletes, the day is here. 11 gold medals are up for grabs on saturday and the first has been won in the last hour. china's yang qian won the women's ten metre air rifle event with an olympic record score of 251.8. it was a dramatic finish, as russian anastasia galashina was in the lead, until she scuppered her final shot, and yang qian was able to take advantage. switzerland's nina christen won bronze. so the start of a busy day with plenty to keep an eye on in the coming hours — incl

moise's presidency was plagued with a number of other problems. u.n.fficials say the country has been rocked by an uptick in kidnappings for ransom and a wave of criminal violence in recent months, fueled by armed gangs. thousands were forced to flee their homes, as shootings and arson spread in june. the continued-political instability has left haiti's economy in shambles. the covid pandemic contributed to a contraction of nearly 4% of the nation's gdp, last year. and a spike in covid cases has prompted a new state of emergency. all of this, leading to a humanitarian crisis. according to the world bank, nearly 60% of haitians live below the poverty line. to make matters worse, haiti is prone to natural disasters. the country never fully recovered from the catastrophic-2010 earthquake that killed over 200,000 people. and in 2016, hurricane matthew left hundreds dead, and nearly 200,000 displaced. as the nation in the western hemisphere, haiti, has a long history of dictatorships and coups. now, the assassination of its president leaves the country's fu

of being an authoritarian >> did president moise anticipate an assassination attempt? >> probably. if you refer to the last statement he gave in january he said he knows a lot of people want him to be killed because of his reforms. >> reporter: haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere and the airport is shutdown, the dominican republic has closed its border with haiti and the u.s. embassy is telling the staff to shelter in place. the ambassador tells me that the first lady has arrived in miami for treatment and that the u.n. here plans to hold a meeting later today on haiti >>> president biden will meet with his national security team today before giving remarks on the u.s. withdrawal in afghanistan. the white house set a september 11th deadline to pull out all of our forces but most have already left let's bring in our consider sp correspondent tracie potts what do we expect to hear? >> reporter: the pace of the withdrawal, which is much faster than expected. bagram air force base, the hub of operations for the last two decades, has been emptied of u.s. t

día, mi nombre es moisés linares, los saludo desde el estadio de softball en japón donde la selecciónleta de todos los tiempos en ese deporte, estará bajo observación para determinar su disponibilidad para el resto de las competencias en que está clasificada. >> méxico y canadá se enfrentaron por segunda ocasión en los juegos olímpicos de tokio 2020, el equipo mexicano que fue de menos a más en este torneo, inició el juego perdiendo, un sencillo impulsó dos carreras en la baja para el equipo canadiense pero las mexicanas respondieron en el siguiente inning, cervantes conecta para registrar la primera carrera de la mexicana, el tri empató el juego en la quinta entrada, canadá anotaría una carrera más para estar tres carreras a dos y quedarse con la medalla de bronce. >> es duro perder pero creo que vamos a salir, mujeres fuertes que luchamos para este momento, obviamente duele, pero vamos a continuar. >> la acción continúa este martes con el torneo de fútbol buscan el boleto a cuartos de final, moisés linares, regreso con ustedes. >> muchas gracias, un abrazo y recuerden toda la acción

está la declaración de uno de los jueces que investiga el asesinato del presidente de haití, jovenel moiseunidenses de origen haitianos detenidos por su participación en el crimen iban como traductores del crimen de 28 elementos 2 ciudadanos estadounidenses y los otros 26 colombianos 15 han sido arrestados 4 fueron abatidos y sobre la investigación se dijo que un mes lo planearon y muchos estaban ya en república dominicana algunos se dieron tiempo de hacer turismo en punta cana algunos en santo domingo y después fueron a haití cerca de donde vivía el presidente de haití, jovenel moise, son detalles que s cocen mientras la investigación continúa con una cortina de humo no se sabe mucho el juez dice que no se sabe el motivo pero causa un gran descontento en la población en este país no se descarta una guerra civil porque algunos apoyan al primer ministro y otros al que sería elrimer ministro el gobierno estadounidense el presidente joe biden apoyó al ministro que acaba de renunciar y es una polémica que amenaza a ta nación >>> muchas gracias por la información como dices haití llev años en e

both joseph and henry had claimed power following moÏse's death. states and other members of the so-called core group threw its support behind dr. henry, who will become haiti's seventh prime minister in four years. claude joseph will stay in the new government as foreign minister. on monday, state department spokesperson ned price defended the biden administration's decision to back henry. he was questioned by the associated press's matt lee. >> we are taking the side of the haitian people, taking the side of -- >> the guy who is named but had not taken office. >> we are taking the side of the haitian people. this is a dialogue that has been ongoing between different patient stakeholders. >> whether you want to admit it or not, there's a shift from what he said prior to that statement, were in support of the acting prime minister and then all on saturday, you and the other members of the core group came out in support of mr. henry. >> we're supporting the inclusive dialogue that haiti's political actors are undertaking themselves. amy: we are join

martine moise, the wife of slain president jovenel moise, returned to haiti late yesterday followinga miami hospital. the first lady, who was injured in the july 7 assassination attack, arrived at port-au- prince airport wearing a black bullet proof vest and with her arm in a sling. she was greeted by officials, including interim prime minister claude joseph. joseph is running the country in spite of jovenel moise's announcement, one day before his death, designating politician ariel henry as prime minister. investigations are ongoing in what is described as a sprawling plot to kill the president involving haitians, haitain- americans and abt two dozen former colombian soldiers. officials announced that the funeral for prime minister moise will be held on friday in the northern city of cap-haitien. martine moise is expected to attend. for the latest national and international news visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: the landslide victory of president alexander lukashenko in belarus last year ushered in his sixth term, and more than a quarter decade of control for the auoritarian

mr moise had been in power since 2017. and he'd faced waves of often violent protests. our north america correspondent sophie long reports. haiti is a country in chaos, where acts of everyday life have come to pose a mortal risk. accused of corruption and extending his presidency illegally, jovenel moise faced mass protests and demands from the opposition to step down. the interim prime minister described the assassination, which came after weeks of escalating violence, as a heinous, inhumane and barbaric act and declared a state of emergency. still recovering from the devastating earthquake of 2010 and the hurricane that struck six years later, parts of the country remain inaccessible, besieged by territorial battles between heavily armed gangs, violence that has forced more than 13,000 to flee there homes. yet the police have been largely invisible, the government silent. now the calls for the international community to act are getting louder. we need a lot more information, but it is very worrisome about the state of ha

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moise had been ruling haiti amid a constitutional crisis. the opposition declared his presidency illegitimate and demanding his resignation, as they insisted his five-year term had expired. moise counted that term for when he took power which was delayed by a year from his original osha of office -- his original oath of office due to election regulators. this february, it announced it had arrested people it accused of plotting to assassinate him. crippled by natural disasters and rapid gang violence. >> brian queen without reported "france 24." our correspondent has more on the security situation in haiti. >> shooting that killed 15 people, including the governor and a political activist and feminist. it is a sign that definitely the impunity is that rule in haiti. in the last decade, every murder -- has not reached to a trial. so the violence israel i-- is real in haiti. the gangs have control of a special the poor's neighborhoods, but to know who and how he had been killed, and its place, which is a highly secured is a big question mark. >

and that sanon told them he was on a mission to replace moise, and that moise would be resigning soon. pl ive voen et questing patience in the investigation. the question is how much patience as fear and instability continue to rise here. do you feel safe here? >> no. no. i don't think anyone feels safe. >> reporter: calinda builds clean burning stoves for haitians who are living in poverty. she says she has no plans to leave despite the political chaos. >> there is a lot of people here that regardless who is holding the political power are willing to work for their country and make changes happen. i think that's what's important to highlight. >> reporter: you want to be here and you want to be part of the change? >> exactly. >> reporter: well, here in haiti's capital, the u.s. government making its presence known. a dozen marines were sent in to beef up security here at the u.s. embassy as the investigation into the assassination continues. >> that was mola lenghi in come here! i've got big news! now, nurtec odt can not only stop a migraine it can prevent a migraine as well. nurtec i

critics were saying the constitutional changes were to allow mr moise to run again.ut of all of these contenders do you think was behind this, and has the fbi arrived in the country to help you find out? first of all, there was no plan for the president to be candidate again. and in the text of the constitution, it was clearly stated that the president under which the constitution change — the new constitution has voted cannot benefit from the constitution, so the president was not a candidate — he was telling them so many times. yes, we have called for a request for the fbi to assist in the investigation because we want the truth to get out. the state department, or white house particularly, has confirmed there will be senior fbi officials in country yesterday. we still expect them to be in country very soon, but they are not there yet. so you've also asked for help from the un and us, some troops to come and help protect key infrastructure you say is under threat. have any of those troops arrived, or have you heard when they might arrive? actually, the letter was s

mr moise had been in power since 2017.d faced waves of often violent protests. 0ur north america correspondent sophie long reports. haiti is a country in chaos, where acts of everyday life have come to pose a mortal risk. accused of corruption and extending his presidency illegally, jovenel moise faced mass protests and demands from the opposition to step down. the interim prime minister described the assassination, which came after weeks of escalating violence, as a heinous, inhumane and barbaric act and declared a state of emergency. still recovering from the devastating earthquake of 2010 and the hurricane that struck six years later, parts of the country remain inaccessible, besieged by territorial battles between heavily armed gangs, violence that has forced more than 13,000 to flee there homes. yet the police have been largely invisible, the government silent. now the calls for the international community to act are getting louder. we need a lot more information, but it is very worrisome about the state of haiti. rep

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the link beten whoever wanted to kill moise and these mercenaries is not clear. mind, they killed him, allegedly at least, in exchange for money. the link politically at least between colombia and haiti is very weak. moise, we know had loads of enemies in the economy, political sphere, and even in illegal industries. it is difficult to link those two things. what we can infer is that someone paid colombian mercenaries to have him killed. >> daniel, thank you so much. a fire that tore through a food factory near the bangladeshi capital has killed at least 52 people, with dozens missing. the fire service at the number of casualties could increase significantly as many workers are still unaccounted for. blaise broke at on thursday 100s of people were inside the building and it was still burning nearly 24 hours later. many workers were injured after they jumped from the uer floors as the fire engulfed the building. the bbc has this report. >> this was the fate of factory workers who did not make it out. many cannot be identified. the factory, which consists of severa

su viuda, martine moise, quien resulto herida en el atentado, le dedico emotivas palabras en las queio el crimen. la ceremonia se vio empaqada por actos de violencia. el ministerio publico de el salvador dicto orden de captura contra el expresidente salvador sanchez ceren, por los delitos de lavado de dinero, peculado y enriquecimiento ilicito.los cargos se vinculan a su gestion como vice presidente de mauricio funes. otros cinco funcionarios de la misma administracion tambien fueron capturados por delitos similares a los de sanchez ceren. en china, un medio estatal mostro el rescate de un bebe de tres meses de entre los escombros de un edificio derrumbado, en la ciudad de "zheng-zhou".el bebe habia permanecido enterrado bajo el edificio desplomado durante un di y una noche, antes de ser rescatado. el niqo fue enviado al hospital para recibir tratamiento y su estado de salud es estable. cientos de manifestantes protestaron contra la realizacion de las olimpiadas en tokio, fuera del estadio donde se celebraba precisamente la ceremonia inaugural de la justa deportiva.portaban carteles

jovenel moise was injured in the attack.

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did president moise anticipate an assassination attempt?er to the last statement, the last interview he gave in january where he said he knows that a lot of people want him to be killed of his reforms, of his policies. >> reporter: haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, and a catastrophic nation in 2010 left more than 200,000 people dead by some estimates. tonight the airport in port-au-prince is shut down. the dominican republic has closed its border with haiti, and the u.s. embassy there is telling its staff to the u.s. tells me that the country's first lady has just arrived in miami for treatment, and the u.n. here plans to hold a council meeting on haiti tomorrow, kate. >> thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, the hunt for a suspect after a youth baseball coach is fatally shot on the highway. >>> fbi will speak ♪ and mess me around and then ♪ ♪ worst of all ♪ ♪ you never call ♪ baby daydreaming again? but i love you still you know i'm driving, right? i do. ♪ buttercup baby just to let me down ♪ if you ride, you get it. geic

what would be the mot of for them to get rid of president moise?well, the unfortunate fact is that president moise was unpopular across the spectrum in haiti. but he also stepped on a few toes in the private sector. was facing the wrath of some of the most important business people who not only were his political opponents, but who also in essence pledged to have him removed. >> woodruff: and what you are saying is it may be difficult to draw a line between what they may have said about him and what finally happened to him. >> exactly. that's the most difficult part to decipher. and so i think that you know, in a sense, there were so many different, how should i put it, gangs already in place in haiti funded by different actorses. the gang related to drug trafficking. simple gangs related to street, neighborhoods, for example. but also, and this is very important, a pattern that we have begun seeing in haiti around the turn of the century, of foreign security teams coming in to provide different sorts of security from ministers, for the president o

president trump supported jovenel moise. him to continue his presidency, if you like. does this change the situation and the relationship between the us? well, i think it has — it has certainly gotten the attention of the united states, whereas they were sort of hoping that they could just getjovenel through to an election that would look like a real election that might actually be one — although most of us doubted that. they hoped that that could happen, even with this guy who was really not an effective executive or leader of his country. but now, of course, they cannot rely onjovenel to sort of shepherd through a seeming election and now they're stuck and they don't know what to do, so that's gonna be hard for the us and the international community in general — the un, the organization of american states, et cetera. you mentioned the un — this request has gone to the un for security forces to be deployed to haiti. do we expect to see international foreign troops on the street of port—au—prince? well, i don't know — obviou

indhira: el embajador de haitÍ en washington ha revelado que moise tenÍa muchos enemigos por su forma la mente maestra, el autor intelectual de este magnicidio que conmocionÓ al mundo. borja: muchas gracias, indhira. son preguntas que encontraremos las respuestas en los prÓximos dÍas y aquÍ te lo contaremos en la ediciÓn digital. pfizer respalda un estudio que indica que la vacuna de refuerzo despuÉs de seis a doce meses darÍa mejor protecciÓn contra el covid. sin embargo los cdc y la fda, no estÁn de acuerdo, por lo menos, por ahora. ¿por quÉ esta discrepancia? yo te explico. ♪ la empresa pfizer dice que una tercera dosis neutraliza el virus entre 5 y 10 veces mÁs que despuÉs de las dos primeras inyecciones. y que las nuevas variantes estÁn impulsando esta necesidad. este laboratorio va a pedir la aprobaciÓn de la fda y respalda con base en un estudio hecho en israel que muestra una disminuciÓn de la eficacia unos seis meses despuÉs de haber sido inmunizado con ambas dosis. los cdc y la fda dicen que quienes estÁn totalmente inoculados no necesitan una vacuna de refuerzo pero sÍ estÁ

es evidente hay condenas y condolencias en el resto del mundo >>> el presidente de haití, jovenel moiseolentas el ataque sorprendió porque fue a 2 meses de las elecciones donde no iba a participar (♪ músa ♪) >>> impresionante pero las muertes por covid-19 en todo el mundo superan: >>> (información en pantalla) >>> en una crisis que no termina que es una carrera entre la vacuna y la variante delta del covid-19 y los juegos olímpicos de tokio se van a disputar sin personas por el avance del coronavirus después de que el gobierno japonés extendiera el estado de emergencia en la capital por el aumento de casos de covid-19 emergencia que comienza el próximo lunes hasta el 22 de agosto antesdel comienzo y después del fin de los juegos olímpicos, en méxico vicente fernández fue hospitalizado hoy en un centro de la ciudad de guadalajara vamos con más detalles acerca de su estado de salud con nuestra corresponsal adelante esta escuchamos >>> así es nicole buenas tardes después de los rumores sobre la salud de vicente fernández finalmente no de sus hijos aclaró qué le pasó a su padre el charro fu

claude joseph had the role when moise was killed.ssor, ariel henry, was supposed to take over that day. joseph's opponents are already calling for his ouster. >> we consider him as a usurper who should be in jail. judy: remaining membe of the mostly disbanded haitian senate voted on their leader, joseph lambert, to serve as acting president. the white house said a u.s. delegation met with all three men on sunday. haiti's powerful gangs also seemed to be taking advantage of the power vacuum. notorious leader jimmy cherizier, known as barbecue, urged gangs to avenge the president's death. >> i ask all the gangs to mobilize. take to the streets. we demand explanations about the assassination of the president. judy: port-au-prince resident yvens rumbold said that moise's murder has led to fear on the streets. >> the feeling is, if the president can be assassinated at his home, so everything can happen to anyone in this country. judy: in the midst of the chaos, haiti still has presidential elections scheduled, which the united states says