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Haiti - FLASH : The Senators react ! 14/01/2020 05:51:46
"The undersigned Senators took note of a tweet launched in the middle of the night from January 12 to 13 by the President of the Republic where he said 'to note the lapse of Parliament and to take note of this institutional vacuum caused by the departure from the Chamber of Deputies and two-thirds of the Senate.' By this declaration, the Head of State puts himself in a situation of double forfeiture, because 1. no article of the Constitution in force grants him the right or the power to rule on the duration or the end of the mandate of the elected representatives of the sovereign people; 2. his unilateral decision to declare the lapse of one of the three powers independent of the State sins at the same time against the vocabulary, the constitutional norms and the rules of representative democracy. Is lapsed what is outdated, nonexistent. It is timely to remind everyone that the Senate operates continuously. And as long as it functions, even with a reduced staff, the Parliament exists and cannot be struck down to open the way to autocratic governance by decree. This impropriety of term reveals a state of mind and a wish, if not a hidden project which explains the slowness and procrastination in the organization of the elections at the constitutional deadline of October 2019 for the renewal of the Senate and of the Chamber of Deputies. The undersigned Senators here proclaim their determination to defend the parliamentary and legislative institution and call on the other great powers of the State to strict democratic standards and principles. Port-au-Prince, Monday, January 13, 2020 Senator Dieupie Chérubin Senator Pierre Paul Patrice Dumont Senator Joseph Lambert Senator Youri Latortue Senator Jean Renel Sénatus Senator Jean-Marie Junior Salomon" For his part, President Moïse, yesterday Monday in an address to the Nation wanted to demonstrate that there is nothing serious concerning the dysfunction of Parliament, recalling not to be the only one to have noted the lapse of Parliament and recorded delays in the organization of elections. Recalling that this is the fourth time that the country has found itself in this situation, citing the 45th, 46th, 49th and today the 50th legislature, which have lapsed. Lists of the 19 senators therefore the mandate ended according to President Moïse : 10 senators first third : Antonio Cheramy (VÉRITÉ): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Carl Murat Cantave (AAA): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 2016 Evallière Beauplan (PONT) elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Francener Denius (VERITE) elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Jacques Sauveur Jean (PHTK): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Nawoon Mercellus (Bouclier): elected on November 20, 2016, entry into office January 9, 2017 Ricardo Pierre (Pitit Dessalin): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Richard Lenine Hervé Fourcand (PHTK): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Sorel Jacinthe (INITE): elected on November 20, 2016, taking office on January 9, 2017 Wilfrid Gélin (PHTK): elected on November 20, 2016, entry into office January 2016 9 senators second third : Dieudonne Étienne Luma (PHTK): elected on November 20, 2016, entry into office January 9, 2017 Dieupie Chérubin (KID): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Jean-Marie Junior SALOMON (OPL): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into officeJanuary 11, 2016 Jean Renel Sénatus (LIDE): elected on August 9, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Nenel Cassy (FANMI LAVALAS): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Onondieu Louis (KID): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Ronald Lareche (VERITE): elected on October 25, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 Willot Pierre (PHTK) elected on November 20, 2016, entry into office January 9, 2017 Youri Latortue (AAA): elected on August 9, 2015, entry into office January 11, 2016 HL/ HaitiLibre
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