The Monitoring Committee of the Case Bélizaire, created recently by the Chamber of Deputies has the power to end the political crisis that has poisoned relations between the executive and the parliament, or plunge the country into a crisis even more deep which could jeopardize the peace and social reconstruction of the country...

Composed of nine members of different political blocs : Benoît Laguerre, Lubern Pierre, Jean Tolbert Alexis, Worins Périlus, Poly Faustin, Gros-nègre Accilus, Jean Romelus Lisma, Jean Danton Léger and Guerda Benjamin, this Commission, charged to shed light on the events related to the arrest of Deputy Bélizaire has the choice to decide to close the case, to challenge other members of the government in accordance with Article 129 of the Constitution or same to indict the Chief of State, according to the prescribed of Article 186 of the Constitution. The latter choice could undoubtedly not only amplify the crisis, but also to provoke strong uncontrollable reactions of a population whose patience has reached its limits and who claims the lifting of immunity of deputy Bélizaire so that justice may rule on the situation of the elected.

The parliamentary work in the lower House will resume on Monday, January 9, 2012.

See also :

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-4573-haiti-politic-arnel-belizaire-does-not-want-of-a-commission.html

S/ HaitiLibre