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Haiti - Politic : The Minister Hérivaux described as diehard the attitude of the opposition parties
13/11/2014 09:53:17

In accordance with the resolution adopted last Friday by the parties "radical of the opposition" https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-12467-haiti-politic-the-opposition-parties-refuse-to-meet-with-president-martelly.html to not respond to the invitation of the Head of State Wednesday, November 12, the meeting aimed at finding a solution to the pre-electoral crisis has not occurred.

Signed by INITE, MOPOD, the party "Ayisyen pou Ayiti", Fusion and "Kontra Pèp La", this resolution does not bear the signature of the Lavalas party. According Maryse Narcisse, coordinator of the Lavalas party, the resolution would have reached her late, stating further that the climate is not conducive to this type of exchanges. She calls inter alia: to the establishment of a new Provisional Electoral Council (CEP), a new government team and the departure of the current Prime Minister.

Paul Denis (INITE) said that the opposition does not want of consultations, but requires real negotiations. For him, the population is not fooled "Martelly pretends to want to negotiate but in reality he wants to restore the dictatorship."

Joseph Lambert, Political Advisor to the Head of State said he was not surprised by the refusal of the opposition to participate in consultations, saying that these parties have no will to solve the crisis, noting that after each concession of the Executive, opposition calls for new.

Following this third refusal, Rudy Hériveau, the Minister of Communication, consider the attitude of political parties and groupings of the of the opposition to refuse to meet with President Martelly of "diehard". Furthermore, he described as demagogy the demand of the opposition, claiming the formation of a committee to prepare the agenda of the negotiations between the executive and the the opposition parties. "All they want is the turmoil," ensuring that it will not happen, noting that the population responded more and more weakly to the appeals repeatedly to demonstrate of the opposition.

SL/ HaitiLibre