Thursday, August 16, the Prime Minister appointed Jean-Henry Céant condemned in a press note, with the greatest vehemence, the publication on social networks of a video targeting the Haitian Parliament underlining "These calls to violence, against one of the three powers of the State, attack the very foundations of our fragile democracy," recalling that "The ratification of the General Policy of the next Government, the constitutional prerogative of Parliament, must not serve as a pretext for any sector to achieve shady political ends. "

He also "condemns and disapproves" all initiatives aimed at weakening of republican institutions. He said to be "aware of the difficult situation, characterized in particular by the high cost of living, the imminence of back to school for vulnerable families" and calls for calm, reiterating his commitment to national unity to bring out "the country of hatred, misery and the rut of underdevelopment".

Concluding "No initiative can help the country to break the current stalemate if it is achieved in the serenity, democratic culture, tolerance and live together."

HL/ HaitiLibre