The ideas of Senator Riché fort the post-Privert

Senator Andris Riché appeal to active forces of the Nation to find a solution to the departure May 14, of the President a.i. Privert. To fill this gap, he proposed a pact with political leaders, the three branches of power and the involvement of civil society, to form a "true unifying government" [?], which will continue to be led by the current Prime Minister Jean-Charles. He dismisses any possibility of Jocelrme Privert in the solution, stating that "the latter has not be able to be at the height of the task entrusted to him."

Watchword of general strike

The consortium of political parties, launches a watchword of general strike on Monday, May 2 and request the replacement of Jocelerme Privert by a judge of the Cassation Court.

Emergency of debating institutional continuity

After having boycotted the invitation of Privert on the Verification Commission https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-17292-haiti-elections-all-the-deputies-boycott-the-invitation-of-privert.html the presidents of 3 political blocs in the lower house, say they are ready for a meeting with President a.i. Privert around the agreement of 5 February and the deadline of 14 May.

Cholzer Chancy, the President of the Chamber of Deputies considers it imperative that the presidents of the various blocks can discuss of the different arrangements to urgently take to ensure institutional continuity and the continuation of the electoral process begun in 2015.

The Chilean Ambassador met with the Minister of Justice

This week, the Chilean Ambassador accredited to Haiti, Raul Fernandez Daza paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Justice, Me. Camille Edouard Jr. According to the Ministry, the two men mainly discussed bilateral cooperation between Haiti and the Chile, in the sector of Justice.

Framework Law for the Ministry of Culture

Tuesday, Marc Aurèle Garcia, the Minister of Culture assisted by his Director General Jean Michel Lapin and his Chief of Staff, Edwin Parison, met with members of the Culture Committee of the Chamber of Deputies chaired by deputy Caleb Desrameaux. The study of a framework law for the Ministry of Culture was the subject of this meeting.

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