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2:01Now PlayingA week after the murder of Haitian President Jovenel Moise, the true masterminds behind the crime haven’t been publicly identified or detained, Election Minister Mathias Pierre said.
The country has arrested more than 20 people -- and issued arrest warrants for at least five others -- in connection with the crime, including a former Haitian senator.
“If you look at the profile of these people -- and I know some of them very well -- I don’t think they are the big fish that are responsible or behind that assassination,” Pierre said in a telephone interview. “Certainly, I think they have links to powerful people, and I think the investigation will lead us there.”
Pierre -- who was tapped to organize general elections and a constitutional referendum in September -- has emerged as a prominent voice of the administration since Moise’s brazen murder on July 7, regularly attending cabinet briefings and providing information about the probe to the press.
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