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Youri Latortue
Haitian politician
Youri Latortue (born 13 October ) is a Haitian politician who served as president of the Senate from January 13, to January 9, He was sanctioned by the Canadian and United States authorities for his involvement in the global illicit drug trade November 4,
He was born 13 October in Gonaïves.[1] A former member of the party Inite, he joined various right-wing parties.
Biography of mahatma gandhi Canada and the United States individually sanctioned on Friday two Haitian political elites, whom the two countries accuse of using their positions to protect and enable criminal organizations responsible for the destabilization of Haiti and its rule of law. Youri Latortue born 13 October is a Haitian politician who served as president of the Senate from January 13, to January 9, Dozens of civilians have been killed and thousands forced to flee. He was sanctioned by the Canadian and United States authorities for his involvement in the global illicit drug trade November 4,As leader of the right-wing coalition in the legislative elections of , he won 29 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 9 in the Senate. Having a senatorial majority, he was elected president of the Senate in January becoming the main opponent of the government.
Latortue is a first cousin once-removed of former prime minister Gérard Latortue.
In a leaked US Embassy cable from , former US ambassador Janet Sanderson described Youri Latortue as "one of the most brazenly corrupt of leading Haitian politicians.” In other cables former US ambassador James Foley accused Latortue of being connected to drug traffickers and running "a network of dirty cops and gangs".[2][3]
U.S.Youri latortue biography of mahatma Close and accept. On November 4, , the U. Sponsored Content. Haitian Senator Joseph Lambert is ineligible to enter the United States for his corrupt activities and gross violation of human rights.
and Canadian Government Sanctions Against Latortue
On November 4, , the U.S. the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control and the Government of Canada imposed joint sanctions against Youri Latortue and President of the Haitian SenateJoseph Lambert. The sanctions targeting the former senator was a response to his allegedly involvement in "illegal activities of armed criminal gangs, including through money laundering and other acts of corruption" and having used his position to traffic drugs and collaborated with criminal and gang networks to undermine the rule of law in Haiti".
The Office of Foreign Assets Control specifically mentioned Youri Latortue's lengthy involvement in the trafficking of cocaine from Colombia to Haiti.[4][5]