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schema:articleBody	Thousands of Haitians protested Sunday in Port-au-Prince and several provincial towns against a spike in kidnappings by gangs, as well as accusing the president of establishing a new dictatorship. Earlier Sunday in the capital city, a 63-year-old pediatrician was murdered in front of his clinic by unidentified assailants who had sought to abduct him, neighboring residents told local media. "We have a president that we no longer recognize because his term is over. Look at how a doctor was killed: is it possible to live in a country like this?" asked protester Moise Gueslin. Since recent months, Haiti has seen an upsurge in kidnappings for ransom that have affected both the richest inhabitants and those living below the poverty level. Additionally President Jovenel Moise has been ruling by decree for a year because there currently is no parliament, and only a third of its senators are in office. Legislative elections due in 2018 were delayed. Moise maintains that his term lasts until February 2022 -- but the opposition argues it should have ended three weeks ago, in a standoff over disputed elections. In the capital, thousands of people -- some of whom carried the national flag -- also changed slogans against the UN representative in Haiti, whom they accuse of downplaying the scale of the demonstrations. The dispute in Haiti stems from Moise's original election. He was voted into office in a poll subsequently canceled after allegations of fraud, and then elected again a year later, in 2016. The issue has led to weeks of violent protests on the streets of the poor Caribbean country. amb/to/bgs
schema:headline	Haitians protest against kidnappings, president
schema:mentions	Pediatrics Cities of the Philippines Ransom Jovenel Moïse Caribbean National flag Haiti Amb Temples Poverty President of the Philippines United Nations Port-au-Prince
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schema:datePublished	2021-02-28 (xsd:date)
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