Demand Western Union to cease $1.50 fee on transfers to Haiti


Demand Western Union to cease $1.50 fee on transfers to Haiti
Recent signers:
Robin Laguerre and 12 others have signed recently.
The Issue
Too many corrupt Haitian politicians are involved in facilitating gang activities that destabilize our homeland, Haiti. As members of the Haitian Diaspora, we feel deep frustration and anger knowing that the $1.50 transfer fee we pay when sending much-needed funds to our families back home, often ends up supporting a corrupt system that does not use this money to build a better future for our people.
For years, this fee has indirectly bolstered a system marked by inefficiency, mismanagement, and corruption. It has been reported that the funds collected through this levy are channeled to unscrupulous politicians and figures linked with criminal activities, further crippling Haiti’s progress towards stability and growth. This misuse of our hard-earned money, intended to support our loved ones, is not only unjust but cruel.
We urge Western Union to abolish the $1.50 fee on money transfers to Haiti until a legitimate and transparent legislative government is in place. In this interim period, it is crucial that these funds be directed towards restoring vital national services such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. We envision a Haiti where universities thrive, hospitals are equipped, and roads are built, all of which require honest funding mechanisms free from governmental misuse.
The Haitian Diaspora plays a critical role in supporting their homeland by providing financial assistance through remittances, especially in times of crisis. However, the thought of our monetary aid inadvertently contributing to the perpetuation of violence and corruption is unbearable. We believe that the cessation of this fee will foster a more conducive environment for positive change by redirecting vital resources towards critical societal sectors.
Join us in this fight for a transparent and just allocation of our funds. Demand that Western Union takes immediate action to cease the $1.50 fee on money transfers to Haiti. Sign this petition to help us pave the way for a better Haiti.
For years, this fee has indirectly bolstered a system marked by inefficiency, mismanagement, and corruption. It has been reported that the funds collected through this levy are channeled to unscrupulous politicians and figures linked with criminal activities, further crippling Haiti’s progress towards stability and growth. This misuse of our hard-earned money, intended to support our loved ones, is not only unjust but cruel.
We urge Western Union to abolish the $1.50 fee on money transfers to Haiti until a legitimate and transparent legislative government is in place. In this interim period, it is crucial that these funds be directed towards restoring vital national services such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. We envision a Haiti where universities thrive, hospitals are equipped, and roads are built, all of which require honest funding mechanisms free from governmental misuse.
The Haitian Diaspora plays a critical role in supporting their homeland by providing financial assistance through remittances, especially in times of crisis. However, the thought of our monetary aid inadvertently contributing to the perpetuation of violence and corruption is unbearable. We believe that the cessation of this fee will foster a more conducive environment for positive change by redirecting vital resources towards critical societal sectors.
Join us in this fight for a transparent and just allocation of our funds. Demand that Western Union takes immediate action to cease the $1.50 fee on money transfers to Haiti. Sign this petition to help us pave the way for a better Haiti.
Kerson RaymondPetition Starter
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Recent signers:
Robin Laguerre and 12 others have signed recently.
The Issue
Too many corrupt Haitian politicians are involved in facilitating gang activities that destabilize our homeland, Haiti. As members of the Haitian Diaspora, we feel deep frustration and anger knowing that the $1.50 transfer fee we pay when sending much-needed funds to our families back home, often ends up supporting a corrupt system that does not use this money to build a better future for our people.
For years, this fee has indirectly bolstered a system marked by inefficiency, mismanagement, and corruption. It has been reported that the funds collected through this levy are channeled to unscrupulous politicians and figures linked with criminal activities, further crippling Haiti’s progress towards stability and growth. This misuse of our hard-earned money, intended to support our loved ones, is not only unjust but cruel.
We urge Western Union to abolish the $1.50 fee on money transfers to Haiti until a legitimate and transparent legislative government is in place. In this interim period, it is crucial that these funds be directed towards restoring vital national services such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. We envision a Haiti where universities thrive, hospitals are equipped, and roads are built, all of which require honest funding mechanisms free from governmental misuse.
The Haitian Diaspora plays a critical role in supporting their homeland by providing financial assistance through remittances, especially in times of crisis. However, the thought of our monetary aid inadvertently contributing to the perpetuation of violence and corruption is unbearable. We believe that the cessation of this fee will foster a more conducive environment for positive change by redirecting vital resources towards critical societal sectors.
Join us in this fight for a transparent and just allocation of our funds. Demand that Western Union takes immediate action to cease the $1.50 fee on money transfers to Haiti. Sign this petition to help us pave the way for a better Haiti.
For years, this fee has indirectly bolstered a system marked by inefficiency, mismanagement, and corruption. It has been reported that the funds collected through this levy are channeled to unscrupulous politicians and figures linked with criminal activities, further crippling Haiti’s progress towards stability and growth. This misuse of our hard-earned money, intended to support our loved ones, is not only unjust but cruel.
We urge Western Union to abolish the $1.50 fee on money transfers to Haiti until a legitimate and transparent legislative government is in place. In this interim period, it is crucial that these funds be directed towards restoring vital national services such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. We envision a Haiti where universities thrive, hospitals are equipped, and roads are built, all of which require honest funding mechanisms free from governmental misuse.
The Haitian Diaspora plays a critical role in supporting their homeland by providing financial assistance through remittances, especially in times of crisis. However, the thought of our monetary aid inadvertently contributing to the perpetuation of violence and corruption is unbearable. We believe that the cessation of this fee will foster a more conducive environment for positive change by redirecting vital resources towards critical societal sectors.
Join us in this fight for a transparent and just allocation of our funds. Demand that Western Union takes immediate action to cease the $1.50 fee on money transfers to Haiti. Sign this petition to help us pave the way for a better Haiti.
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Petition created on December 1, 2025