Wednesday at the Hotel Kinam, as part of the implementation of the recommendations of the Presidential Consultative Commission (CCP), aimed at find an acceptable solution to the current political crisis. President Michel Martelly, met for nearly four hours with representatives of several political parties of the radical opposition : INITE (Paul Denis and Deputy Saurel Jacinthe), FUSION (Rosemond Pradel and Alix Richard), "Kontra Pèp la" (Senator Jean William Jeanty), "Ayisyen pou Ayiti" (Jonas Coffy).

Later in the day, the President met with the board of the Fanmi Lavalas (Maryse Narcisse, Joël Vorbe, Anthony Dessources and Charles Tardieu) for about 2 hours. Mrs. Narcisse welcomed this initiative and expressed confidence in the positive impact of these dialogues initiated by the Head of State "Fanmi Lavalas has always advocated dialogue between Haitians and I think we can talk, declared Maryse Narcisse. Today is the first step, we were there to listen the Executive. We will return to our organization to discuss," without specifying whether there will be other meetings with the Head of State.

Still determined to find the right formula for the resolution of the crisis, the President Martelly has established a satisfactory record of that day and has renewed its commitment to bring all stakeholders to the table of dialogue, negotiations and compromises for the common good, telling the press, "In line with the meetings held, the President, as when he made consultation, does not want make a statement. The meeting went well and we agreed to continue discussions."

The Head of State intends to continue this momentum and invited for this Thursday from 10:00 am to 11:30 am the Platefome "Pitit Desalin" (led by Senator Jean-Charles Moïse) rejected the invitation to dialogue of President Martelly. From 12:00 to 2:30 pm, Jean Henry Céant + Group 22 and from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm the Organization of People in Struggle (OPL).

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S/ HaitiLibre