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It's
official.
>> If you made a survey in Haiti right now,
the first solution will give us security, we've got to stop the insecurity.
The police for the last 10 years has been increasing every year.
We got a new promotion and then some new cops coming out and got to pay them.
You're spending are increasing.
We call that current spending, current expenditures.
But when you get one police it's not just adding the guy to pay him his salary,
you got to get the guy also to be having weapons, to be [INAUDIBLE],
to get everything.
Even the barracks where we're going to sleep, we're going to be there.
So there is a good picture for the last 10 years.
The current expenditure has been increasing year after year because
every time we're going to get a new promotion and the spending for
investment to get vehicles, to get bullets, to get guns has been flat.
We're not investing in the police.
I mean, we're talking about investment.
Spending is not just spending, you got to spend for
something to get the guy equipped to be able to face the security problem.
And I'm not talking about [INAUDIBLE], we got 27000 square kilometers,
we got ten departments.
Now the official number
is 112,000
policemen and
women that we have for
12 million people.
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