Trudeau says Canada must 'intervene' in Haiti 'one way or another' cdnpoli
Liberal MP Emmanuel Dubourg challenged Arthus on rampant government corruption in Haiti, and asked whether the request for foreign intervention amounts to an admission of failure.“In the soul of any Haitian, a foreign force is never welcome in the country,” he said at another point in his testimony.Article content
Dubourg also argued there is “no credible plan” for getting Haiti out of its crises, and Arthus acknowledged a lack of political consensus in Haiti but said there is widespread support for Canada to help. Arthus responded that Henry has addressed international bodies and leaders such as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Trudeau also convened a meeting Wednesday of cabinet ministers known as the Incident Response Group, which meets only when something has “major implications for Canada,” to discuss Haiti.
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