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Haiti - Politic : The Club of Madrid in Haiti for four days
27/04/2011 13:09:36

The fourth mission of the Project "Global Leadership for the reconstruction of Haiti" an initiative of the Club of Madrid, financed by the European Union, is arrived yesterday and will remain in Haiti until Friday to try to support the Haitian leaders "in the development of an effective democracy."

The delegation, headed by former Presidents Luis Lacalle (Uruguay) and Jorge Quiroga (Bolivia), will meet this week with the newly elected President Michel Martelly, and René Préval [outgoing President], elected parliamentarians and Member of the International Community.

After having wished "great success" to the elected President of Haiti, the Club of Madrid called yesterday, political parties and institutions to follow the procedures established by the Constitution and electoral law to resolve "peacefully" the different electoral. After the publication on April 20 of the final results of disputed elections. Stressing that the publication of these results have raised "doubts about the legitimacy of the process [...] the formation of a parliament resulting from results of legitimate elections is fundamental for the development of country."

The organization stressed that the recent reforms in the functioning of the Interim Haiti Recovery Commission (IHRC), promoted by the current Prime Minister Jean Max Bellerive aimed to "put between the hands of the Haitians, the future of their own country."

Learn more about the Club of Madrid :
The Club of Madrid responds to the demand for leader-to-leader support to confront today's global, regional and national democratic leadership challenges. It is an independent organization dedicated to strengthening democratic values and leadership around the world by drawing on the unique experience and resources of its Members –79 democratic former Heads of State and Government from 56 countries who contribute their time, experience and knowledge to this mission. The Club of Madrid's membership constitutes the world's largest forum of ex-Presidents and ex-Prime Ministers and offers today's leaders an unequalled body of knowledge and political leadership.

TB/ HaitiLibre