Quick outline:
- Nobody knows where the prime minister (Ariel Henry, as an aside possibly involved in the assassination of the Haitian president in 2021) is.
- Rumors were he was in Kenya, or the US, or some coffee-themed festival in France, but he appears to be in none of those places.
- Major airports are being closely watched by the population for his presence, as well as several regional airports.
- The protests that started about a month back haven't piped down at all, quite the reverse, and he's the main target of the anger. As usual with large scale movements in Haiti, Port-au-Prince is the epicenter.
- This is despite large scale repression of such protests, including on occasion with live ammunition.
- They go on to describe specific instances of repression around February 7th (note: historically the date on which the Duvalier regime fell), where large scale use of teargas and dispersion grenades maimed several people; the previous prime minister, Claude Joseph, had to take refuge into a nearby slum.
- They then describe how Guy Philippe, widely considered the spearhead of the ongoing movement against the current interim government - and a revolutionary, imprisoned at one point by the US years ago - managed to reach the capital discreetly - specifically by booking a flight ostensibly then spending the night crossing in a small boat instead.
- They go on to describe this event, where five members of the BSAP (basically initially members of an Environmental ministry which are now armed and a major part of the ongoing protests) were gunned down in a car following a protest, apparently without provocation. Their bodies were then put into a mass grave.
- The article concludes by saying a major local org connected to the military (AMH, Association for the Haitian Military) warned the current interim government when that event occurred, though their wording is lukewarm.
As for your question:
Revolutiion happening in Haiti??
It's impossible to answer but it sure looks like things are moving fast over there.
The article you linked is also part 2 of a two-part (thus far) series; here is part 1.
Nitter link for those without twitter accounts (amazingly that nitter instance still works).
I was hoping someone had translated what they were saying; no, though. Not a total loss, as some of the answers are pretty funny. For example, one says Decolonial ASMR.