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Haiti - Elections : 70.97% completed, no maneuvering is being organized
31/03/2011 10:08:51

While that th Vote Tabulation Centre (CTV) is under fires of criticisms of Centre d'Education, de Recherches et d'actions en Sciences Sociales et pénales (CERESS) and of Conseil National d’Observation des Élections (CNO) who deplore that some data and some areas are inaccessible to observers and denounce the failure by the CEP, of the regulations governing the operation of the CTV, Wildmack Matador Director of CTV Wednesday denied allegations according to which, frauds are being committed in the CTV in favor of one of the two candidate "no maneuvering is being organized in the CTV" he said, inviting all those who say that fraud is being committed to come to prove their allegations.

Widmarck Matador said that the expert mission of the Organization of American States (OAS) has made a set of recommendations to the CEP, which led the institution to enhance the verification criteria of minutes, hence the reason for the postponement. "The best is to proclaim reliable results that will not be subject to verification of a new mission of experts [...] Do not criticize for [the sole pleasure] of criticism" has launched the Director of CTV.

For Edmond Mulet, the head of the UN Mission for Stabilization in Haiti (Minustah) "The process is well underway and results will add credibility to the process and legitimacy to the elected authorities"

For his part, Colin Granderson, the head of the Joint Mission Election Observation (JEOM) has indicated that this extra time "must be considered as an effort to achieve to a more credible verification process"

For the second round of presidential and legislative elections in Haiti, the progress in the process at the Vote Tabulation Centre (CTV) on March 30, 2011 at 5:19pm was the following:

President:
Total number of minutes : 11,182

Minutes processed (tabulation completed) : 9,209 (82.36%)
Minutes in progress of treatment : 1,881 (16.82%)
Minutes to receive : 92 (0.82%)

Senator:
Total number of minutes : 5,134

Minutes processed (tabulation completed) : 1,820 (35.45%)
Minutes in progress of treatment : 3,239 (63.09%)
Minutes to receive : 75 (1.46%)

Deputy:
Total number of minutes : 9,619

Minutes processed (tabulation completed) : 7,376 (76.68%)
Minutes in progress of treatment : 2,148 (22.33%)
Minutes to receive : 95 (0.99%)

TOTAL of the Tabulation completed : 18,405 minutes (70.97%)
TOTAL of the Tabulation in treatment : 7,268 minutes (28.02%)
TOTAL of the minutes to receive : 262 minutes (1.01%)

HL/ HaitiLibre