January 29, 2026
Two vehicles of the Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH) were targeted during a routine trip on October 9, 2025, in downtown Port-au-Prince. According to the institution, no human casualties were recorded, and law enforcement immediately secured the area.
In a statement signed by Governor Ronald Gabriel, the BRH affirmed that it had “taken all necessary measures to ensure the safety of its staff and the continuity of its operations.” While the incident was contained, it highlights the persistent vulnerability of public institutions in an extremely precarious security context.
The central bank sought to reassure the public and reaffirmed its commitment to “pursue its mission for the benefit of the national economic community.” Despite the threats, it assures that its services and its role as a cornerstone of the country’s monetary stability remain intact.
Emphasizing that it “works toward macroeconomic stability in an environment marked by immense challenges,” the BRH conveys a message of resilience and continuity. Although this act of aggression had no direct consequences, it illustrates the scale of risks to which even the country’s vital institutions remain exposed.
