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Haiti - Elections : The U.S. government opposed to a provisional government 16/12/2010 09:08:35
In regard to the request for suspension of visas for Haitian officials and their families, the American diplomat declined to comment. During a press conference, Mr. Merten reminded the U.S. government's position in the electoral crisis "the U.S. does not support any candidate but wish the success of the electoral process", explained Mr. Merten which has once again invited the candidates to challenge the results through legal channels. The United States has not yet decided whether they will participate in the verification commission proposed by the CEP, the ambassador is more concerned with the post electoral violence. The U.S. government, one of the main contributors to the electoral process, plans to encourage investment of one billion dollars to Haiti in 2011. Asked about the various proposals to end the crisis, Merten said that the U.S. are opposed any form of provisional government. Moreover, the U.S. diplomat denied rumors for deploying Marines on the national territory. See also: https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-1886-haiti-elections-patrick-leahy-suggests-action-against-the-haitian-government.html HL/ HaitiLibre
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