Haitians protest in Port-au-Prince after president denies corruption allegations Nearly 2,000 people protest in downtown Port-au-Prince to demand the resignation of Haitian President Jovenel Moise, who said the day before he was "not involved in corruption.” The judges of Haiti's High Court of Auditors said in a voluminous report at the end of May that Moise was at the center of an embezzlement scheme that siphoned off Venezuelan aid money intended for road repairs, laying out what they said was a litany of examples of corruption and mismanagement. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES