Haiti - Politic : The Senator Moïse denounces «a conspiracy against the people and democracy»

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Haiti - Politic : The Senator Moïse denounces «a conspiracy against the people and democracy»
19/08/2012 13:23:32

According to Senator Jean William Jeanty, the majority of senators gathered Friday in Extraordinary Conference of Presidents have expressed their disagreement about the formation of a Permanent Electoral Council, thereby blocking the process of appointment of representatives of the legislative body.

For his part, the Senator Jean Charles Moïse fierce opponent to the Head of State indicated that Simon Dieuseul Desras, President of the Senate and Levaillant Louis Jeune, President of the Lower House "On the basis of a political and economic deal with the President of the Republic," are preparing to designate soon, 3 representatives provisional to sit on the Permanent Electoral Council...

A behavior that he describes of "shame to the Nation", denouncing a conspiracy against the people and democracy. He asserts that the two Presidents act like of "true collaborators of President Martelly [...]" adding that this decision "has been taken in collusion with the international community..."

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