Quebec man charged with terrorism for alleged coup plot against Moïse government in HaitiRCMP allege Lévis, Que., resident took 'concrete actions' to take part in coupA Lévis, Que., man is facing terrorism charges after RCMP say he allegedly planned a terrorist act to overthrow the Haitian government of Jovenel Moïse.Gérald Nicolas, 51, took "concrete actions," including travelling to Haiti to coordinate a group of individuals whose intention was to take part in a coup against the established authority, RCMP said in a news release Thursday.RCMP say the charges stem from an Integrated National Security Enforcement Team investigation which began after an exchange of information from the local police service in Lévis.The investigation, which began in July 2021, revealed Nicolas allegedly planned to stage an armed revolution in Haiti and ultimately seize power.He went to several countries there to recruit people to get some financing and also to acquire weapons, which he was unsuccessful in doing," Poirier told CBC News."