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Haiti - News : Zapping politics... 04/07/2016 13:03:45
The Fusion party of Social Democrats FUSION believes that "[...] The question that should concern here is not the length of the career of this or that individual, but how to ensure that the conditions are met to exit once and for all the repeated political crises. [...] The Agreement of February 5, 2016 is obsolete and can no longer serve as political base and even less legal for any agreement or some arrangement between a chief executive and de facto a bad elected parliament [...] any attempt to extend the mandate of the provisional President to renew him at the head of state, will be an unconstitutional act that will only aggravate the crisis by dividing more Haitian society. The only choice of common sense remains, the immediate opening of a wide consultation inclusive and in good faith between the forces of the nation in order to reach a rapid political agreement and a roadmap for a peaceful transition under the presidency of a judge the Court of Cassation [...]" There is still money on the 2015 elections Of the approximately 57 million US dollars (56 929 972.55) collected by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for the organization of the 2015 elections, it remained at 30 April 2016, nearly $9.7 million (9 696,989,41 dollars) without taking into account expenses "not yet paid," says UNDP manager of the fund, which does not, however, indicate what still remains to be paid... Recall that the 2015 elections have been funded by : Haiti, Brazil, Canada, the US, Japan and the European Union. International calls on parliamentarians to assume their responsibilities "Listen, the international community has not to substitute to you. The responsibility is yours. It's up to you to find a formula to overcome the current blockages, "was the message sent to Parliamentarians by the Deputy General Secretary of United Nations Peace-keeping Operations, Hervé Ladsous. A 2016/2017 increased budget and optimistic The Finance draft law for fiscal year 2016-2017, tabled in the Chamber of Deputies on June 30 https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-17894-haiti-flash-2016-2017-draft-budget-adopted-by-the-council-of-ministers.html amounted to 121.9 billion gourdes, including 73 billion for operating expenses and 45 billion for investments. A budget for the least optimistic, considering that it depends more than 50% of international andit is up over 9 billion compared the current budget while the State coffers are at the lowest... Recall that the budget of the previous year was 122.6 billion (initial) before being downgraded in May 2016 to 113 billion (-8%) for lack of sufficient revenue inflowand gloomy economic outlook. In addition, this new budget, which will take effect in October, will not be able to rely the first months on the International, which does not intend to support a transitional government (with the exception of humanitarian aid and program in progress)... NOTICE : Senate Candidate Application Form The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) invites Parties and Political Groups duly registered to the CEP for the upcoming elections to renew one third of the Senate October 9, 2016 and January 8, 2017, to demand the accreditation form to a computer technician at the Central Headquarters of the CEP in Petion-Ville, upon publication of this note. This form will allow the designated person to access the online registration application. It is important for the CEP to remind the parties and political groupings that online registration process for candidates to the Senate begins July 7, 2016. Fight against drugs, important working session Prime Minister Enex Jean-Charles, accompanied by his Deputy Chief of Staff Mr. Lordis Bernard, of the General Secretary of the Primature Me Me Maridès Ménager Alexandre, of Minister of Justice, Me Camille Edouard Jr, and of Minister of Youth, Abel Nazaire, had a working session with the coordinator of the national fight against drug Commission (CONALD), an institution whose primary mission is to establish government policies for the fight against drugs. HL/ HaitiLibre
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