In the aftermath of the publication of the final results of the first round of the elections, these results and their consequences continue to attract many comments...

Sen. Jean William Jeanty

John William Jeanty indicated that he is not surprised by the results published, however, he expressed his fears about the good performance of the second round "This process has created so much frustration among the population and among candidates and parties policies that we can not prevent them from expressing their discontent in various ways," According to the Senator "Soon we should see political actions including strikes and demonstrations to force the Haitian authorities, backed by a certain part of the international community to reconsider their position, by canceling the November 28 Masquerade "

Economic Forum :

The Executive Committee of the Private Sector Economic Forum has welcomed the outcome of the dispute process of the preliminary results of December 7 and the publication this February 3 of the final results of the first round. The Forum warmly welcome the various presidential candidates, to the deputation and the Senate having been elected in the first round of the election and those qualified to participate in the second round. The Forum hopes that the recommendations of the Election Observation agencies, both domestic and international, allow to correct, in the context of the upcoming second round, the errors and deficiencies found during the first round of the elections.

Fanmi Lavalas :

The party "Lavalas Family" says that the publication of the final election results of November 28, 2010 is the continuation of the crisis and will not allow the country to move forward. The party continued to demand the annulment of the elections qualified of "exclusive" and advocates the holding of new elections in all areas of the country.

POHDH :

The Platform of Haitian Organizations for Human Rights Defense (POHDH) has doubts about the cancellation of elections in certain areas that should have been maintained and the publication of the results for other areas that should have been canceled. POHDH fears that these results contribute to the increased insecurity in the country. In addition, POHDH deplores the fact that the the verification mission of the experts from the Organization of American States (OAS) has not taken into account in its audits, the parliamentary elections, which were also marred by fraud and irregularities.

RNDDH :

Pierre Espérance, Executive Director of the National Network for the Defence of Human Rights (RNDDH) estimates that the CEP would not have announced the results of the legislativ candidates involved in fraud and acts of violence "There has been some bias in the final results for the legislative in certain areas of the country" Regarding the presidential election, Pierre Espérance said that the results "reflect the votes of those who have exercised their right".

See also :

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-2272-haiti-elections-the-first-reactions-to-the-results.html

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