Tuesday, November 14, the CARICOM delegation composed of former Prime Ministers Dr. Kenny D. Anthony (Saint Lucia), Bruce Golding (Jamaica) and Perry Christie (Bahamas), concluded its stay in Haiti with a failure, after a week meeting with different political and civil society actors.

This is the third failure that the delegation has suffered in recent months, without having succeeded in convincing the stakeholders of the need to find an agreement, the political participants not having been able to go beyond their party interests for the benefit of the collective interest.

Each party remained stuck to its positions and blamed the opposite camp for the failure. The eminent personalities of the delegation were not even able to hold plenary meetings with all the stakeholders as the disagreements seem irreconcilable... However, Mirlande Hyppolite Manigat, President of the High Transitional Council, said she was in favor of the enlargement of the Council as proposed by certain actors involved in political discussions...

Closing this new mission, members of the CARIOM delegation said they were very disappointed with the hardening of the tone of certain stakeholders involved in the crisis in Haiti.

HL/ HaitiLibre