Sandra Honoré warns

Thursday, Sandra Honoré, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Haiti, came to the UN headquarters in New York to report to the Security Council of the situation in the country declared "a strong spirit of compromise among stakeholders Haitian, and an equally strong commitment to the search for consensus will be essential for the country to return to constitutional order."

Given the accumulation of delays in the implementation of the Agreement, she stressed "a prolonged period of political uncertainty is not in the interests of the Haitian people because it diverts attention that should be worn on maintaining stabilization gains achieved in recent years. The failure in restoring political stability would have long-term serious consequences and could endanger the welfare of the Haitian people [...]"

PM did not aware Privert of his decision

In reaction to the request of Prime Minister named to request a period of 48 hours to present his policy statement https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-16911-haiti-flash-prime-minister-jean-request-additional-time.html ,

President a.i. Privert declared "It surprises me! We worked together Thursday night we did consultations to constitute a majority in order to present Friday. I'm surprised he has taken this decision without let's me know [...]"

Buying Rumor of deputies votes...

The deputy of Delmas, Gary Bodeau member of the G48, the majority group in the Lower House "Alliance of Parliamentarians for Haiti" (APH), accuses a "sector" without naming it, who would be willing to "buy" the votes of 15 deputies of APH for several thousand US dollars...

In search of the missing Ministers

The Prime Minister named Fritz Alphonse Jean informed that "the government is in consultation with partners from civil society and political parties, to find a consensus to satisfy both the demands of the population that requests of Deputies concerning Ministries of the Youth, Defence and Haitians Living Abroad."

The Security Council calls for the completion of the electoral cycle in Haiti

The members of the Security Council expressed their deep concern about the continued suspension of the electoral cycle in Haiti and called for the completion of the electoral cycle without delay, to allow the Haitian people to have the opportunity to vote for their elected representatives in a free election, just, inclusive and transparent.

HL/ HaitiLibre