Haiti president’s widow suspects ‘oligarchs’ of organising his killing

Martine Moise, who was injured in attack on her husband, recounts moment assassins opened fire

The widow of Haiti's recently assassinated president has said she suspects his murder was engineered by wealthy Haitian oligarchs" who have yet to be apprehended.

Martine Moise, who survived the 7 July assault in which her husband, Jovenel Moise, was shot dead, told the New York Times (NYT) she was unconvinced Haitian police - who have detained more than 20 suspects - had identified those who ordered and bankrolled the murder.