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Haiti - Elections : 2 days of demonstrations and a general strike announced
03/12/2015 10:42:45

The G8 has just set up a new entity, the "Table of mobilization of the emocratic opposition", whose one of missions is to consolidate other sectors of national life in order to feed the mobilization in the context of protests against the final results of the 2015 elections and foiling, according to this entity "the macabre plan of the authorities of the outgoing government, which aim to establish a dictatorship in the country"...

Serge Jean-Louis of MOPOD believes that the future of democracy go through the cancellation of elections on 25 October and the departure of the Government. Evel Fanfan, a lawyer of "Pitit Dessalin" calls for the expulsion of the race of the candidate of PHTK Jovenel Moïse.

2 new days of demonstrations were launched, the first this Thursday, December 3 and the other Saturday to challenge those in power, demanding the cancellation of elections and to protest against the arrival in Haiti of former US Ambassador Kenneth Merten.

In addition to these two event days, a word of general strike was launched to Monday, December 7 said the "Pitit Dessalin" party.

Fanmi Lavalas, which also contested the results of these elections, says it is ready to participate with all the political parties or groups, who shares its vision and opposes to "any project of return to dictatorship in the country." The demonstrations planned 3 and December 5 will be held in conjunction with the G8 through its new mobilization entity.

According to the activist Biron Odigé (Famni Lavalas), these new demonstrations will be an opportunity "to denounce some diplomats identified as architects of instability in Haiti."

PI/ HaitiLibre