Me Danton Léger recognizes not having legal provisions

The Government Commissioner, Me Danton Léger admitted on Radio Max FM, he had not, in the context of convocations of former ministers, legal provisions. However, he stressed that it was common practice in Haiti. Note that in Haïti the current practice falls in the arbitrary and opposes to the establishment of a genuine rule of law.

Note that the former Minister Wilson Laleau convened to the prosecutor on Monday and the former Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe, convened on Tuesday, did not attend. The refusal to appear are multiplying and more than one observer wondered about the real motives of the decisions of the Commissioner Léger, given the absence of their legal basis and nature of citizens convened.

Privert in harmony with the PM ?

Sunday the President a.i. Jocelerme Privert assured that he was in perfect harmony with the Prime Minister Enex Jean-Charles on the record of theVerification Commissio, adding that there is no dissonance within the Executive. An assertion that does not appear to be shared by the Prime Minister, after reading several of his recent statements.

Parliament is not responsible !

"The President Privert believes

he did what he had to do in the agreement and return the ball to Parliament. Too bad for him, Parliament has no responsibility for the failure to comply of the agreement of 6 February. Parliament has done its part of the agreement," declared Cholzer Chancy, the President of the Lower House...

Privert affirms not to interfere in the CEP

President a.i. consideres as a lie the fact that he would have stated that Jovenel Moïse had arrived not first but fifth in the first round of elections recalling that he had committed "[...] to make no interference in the management of the electoral process"... Yet no later than Sunday he publicly stated he wished that the Provisional Electoral Council take into account in its electoral timetable the renewal of third of the Senate, to be held in October... A suggestion not an interference ?

Moïse Jean-Charles threat

Moïse Jean-Charles presidential candidate under the banner "Pitit Dessalin" impatient against the delay in the implementation of the Verification Commission of elections of 2015 and threatens to launch this week of demonstrations across the country and even goes to evoke a general uprising.

Conspiracy to replace Privert

Pierre Esperance, Executive Director of the National Network Defense of Human Rights (RNDDH), points out that for the first time since the ratification of the 1987 Constitution, the Prime Minister (Enex Jean-Charles), openly opposes to President Republic and even conspires with parliamentarians to replace him.

HL/ HaitiLibre