L’Échec Sécuritaire lors de l’Attaque contre le Convoi du Premier Ministre Garry Conille
The Security Failure in the Attack on Prime Minister Garry Conille’s Convoy By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson (le français suit) On Monday, July 29, 2024, an audacious attack on Prime Minister Garry Conille’s convoy in the vicinity of Haiti’s central hospital underscored a significant security lapse. Despite the quick and commendable response from the Haitian forces and the Kenyan-led Multinational Security Support (MSS) troops, which ensured the Prime Minister's safe evacuation, the incident highlights glaring deficiencies in the operational planning and execution of security measures. This failed coup arises as a recent opinion survey reveals strong support for extreme security measures to eradicate terrorist gangs in Haiti [1]. The Importance of Proactive Security Measures In any high-risk environment, particularly in regions plagued by gang violence such as Haiti, proactive and comprehensive security measures are paramount. The primary responsibility of en...