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18 suspects in Jovenel Moise's killing flown to US for trial

Eighteen suspects in the 2021 assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moise have been transferred to the United States for prosecution.

A military plane transported 18 suspects in the 2021 killing of Haitian president Jovenel Moise to the United States for trial. Moise was shot at his Port-au-Prince home in July 2021.

Moise's death destabilised Haiti and emboldened powerful armed groups across the country. The transfer comes five years later.

US courts have progressed further than Haiti's justice system. Haiti's Justice Minister confirmed the move but noted no trial has been held in Haiti after five years.

Thirty people have been indicted in the US. Four South Florida men were already convicted in May of conspiring to hire Colombian mercenaries for the assassination.

18
Suspects transferred
July 2021, Port-au-Prince
Assassination date
5 years
Time to transfer
30 people
Indicted in US

Why it mattersThis marks a turning point in holding those responsible for the assassination and signals the US justice system's leading role when Haiti's own system has stalled.

AustraliaNo direct Australian effect, but reflects broader instability in Haiti that has drawn international scrutiny and humanitarian concern.

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