The Episcopal Commission estimates that more than 120 days are necessary to Privert

On the occasion of the national day of the Episcopal Commission for Justice and Peace (JILAP), held under the theme "Ke sansib ak rekonsilyasyon sosyal", the Commission considered that more than 120 days are necessary to the provisional government

that will establish Jocelerme Privert, to implement the various points of the agreement of February 5, 2016.

According to Jocelin Renord, the Secretary General of the JILAP, the next government must be formed on the basis of consensus among all sectors to find solutions to the crisis: political, social, and economic that plague the country.

Shots on RDNP premises ?

Saturday afternoon, according to reports, individuals fired on the premises of the party "National Gathering of Progressive Democrats" (RDNP) in Delmas 49. There would be no casualties according Mirlande Manigat, who was present at his office.

Financial situation of Haiti « alarming and chaotic » dixit Privert

Friday Jocelerme Privert declared that the number of minister in the next government will down to 15 compared to twenty previously and that the number of posts of Secretary of State will also be lowered to reduce public spending in a country in financial situation he described as alarming and chaotic. He recalled that not once since the beginning of the fiscal year, the institutions responsible for collecting taxes have managed to collect the 6.5 billion gourdes monthly provided to enable revenue to reach the bar of 77 billion over the year, noting that the budget of 119 billion gourdes as adopted will have to be revised downwards.

Fanmi Lavalas denies

Ansyto Félix of the permanent mobilization Commission of Fanmi Lavalas, has denied allegations suggesting that Lavalas had regained power.

Investing in public administration

Thursday the Ambassador of the European Union in Haiti, Vincent Degert met President a.i. Jocelerme Privert "[...] we talked about a number of issues and objectives that are there, he is well aware the need for continued efforts. Leaders can be changed, but the administration remains also I think one should also invest in the capacity of government administration," declared the Ambassador Degert.

HL/ HaitiLibre