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Corruption: le juge d’instruction veut que le Père Duckens AUGUSTIN, proche de Romel Bell, soit entendu par la justice

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The content originally appeared on: juno7 - Haïti News ​ ​ Le juge d’instruction veut que le Père Duckens AUGUSTIN, proche de Romel Bell, poursuivi pour association de malfaiteurs soit entendu par la justice. Le magistrat Jean Wilner MORIN, en charge de l’instruction du dossier initié par le parquet du tribunal de première instance de Port-au-Prince à la suite d’une enquête de l’unité de lutte contre la corruption (ULCC) pour Blanchiment des avoirs et financement du terrorisme et enrichissement illicite […]

Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti

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