Danton Léger refuses to go to Jacmel

The Government Commissioner, Danton Léger, who was transferred to Jacmel on decision of the Minister of Justice, Camille Junior Edouard

Elections: Message from the Prime Minister

Message from Prime Minister Enex Jean-Charles on the occasion of election of 9 October 2016 : https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-18761-haiti-flash-danton-leger-sanctioned-for-insubordination-transferred-to-jacmel.html declared "I will not resign and I will not go to Jacmel" Moreover, he said, he will never be at odds with a government that he helped build and that he does not intend weaken the interim government.

Revocations of senior executives, the CEP explains

According Uder Antoine, the Executive Director of Provisional Electoral Council (CEP), the revocation of some senior officials of the CEP (BV members and leaders of BEC) accused of involvement in wrongdoing, is part of reforms to give credibility to the electoral machinery, in addition he recall that those dismissals had been claimed by the leaders of several political parties.

The Minister of Justice convened to the Senate

Camille Édouard Junior, Minister of Justice and Public Security is convened to the Senate on October 3 to answer questions from senators about his decision to transfer Jean Danton Léger, Government Commissioner at the Court of First Instance of Port -au-Prince to Jacmel.

Symposium on election security

Wednesday within the confines of Town Hall to Logbase (Tabarre) was held a meeting to finalize the integrated plan of securityfor the next election. he work of this meeting were officially launched by Michel-Ange Gédéon, the Director of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) and the Police Component Commander (UNPOL) of the Minustah Georges-Pierre Monchotte.

Attended the meeting of departmental directors of the PNH, heads of regional bases UNPOL, the commanders of Formed Police Units (FPU) and all managers of the units involved in planning, the support and securing of the elections for a good inter-force cohesion.

Pre-election forum

This Friday, at the initiative of the Departmental Electoral Office (BED) of the West with the support of MINUSTAH, stands at the Hotel Kinam hotel, the pre-election forum. This forum is an opportunity for candidates, representatives of political-parties, local administrative and judicial authorities, representatives of civil society, religious leaders to discuss the lessons learned after the 2015 elections to ensure the success of the elections on 9 October in non-violence and peace.

HL/ HaitiLibre