PNH promises safety of parliamentarians

Concerning security around the 3rd attempt to hold this Tuesday, June 28th a session in the National Assembly, to decide the fate of Jocelerme Privert, Michel-Ange Gédéon, the Director General a.i. of the National Police of Haiti (PNH)declared Monday on a radio station of the capital "We will ensure that Parliament and each parliamentarian are safe and secure."

The car of Jean Henry Céant under fire

The car of Jean Henry Céant, presidential candidate under the banner "Renmen Ayiti" encountered several shots on the side of Malpasse. Several bullet holes were found in the vehicle. Luckily, Me Céant was not on board and no injuries were reported. The authors of the shooting have not been found.

Purchase of votes in the National Assembly ?

The leaders of the political platforms "Viktwa" and "Repon Peyizan" accuse the de facto President, Jocelerme Privert to have offered money to parliamentarians in exchange for their vote in his favor at the National Assembly planned for this Tuesday, June 28.

An agenda at risk

The deputy Abel Descollines, First Secretary of the Office of the Lower House, reported on several meetings held with the various blocks of the House to several meetings held with the various blocks of the House to rule on the agenda of the assembly which, beforehand, should take place around the article 7 of the Agreement of 5 February. However, if the handing over of the presidential sash is inserted in the menu on Tuesday, there will be no meeting warned the majority Pro-Privert. While members of the majority group in the lower house G48 (APH) and Senate Minority require that this item appears on the agenda.

Jean Renel Sénatus will vote against Privert

Jean Renel Sénatus of the new centrist group indicated that at the meeting in National Assembly scheduled for Tuesday, he will be positioned for the respect of the law and the departure of Jocelerme Privert from power.

Insecurity, an obstacle to the National Assembly

Abel Descollines expressed fear that the insecurity which currently prevails in the country, is an obstacle to the holding of the National Assembly session scheduled for this Tuesday, the events of recent days are suceptibles to hamper the serenity of parliamentarians.

Call for participation

In the Senate, Dieupy Chérubin the leader of the G4, the new centrist political bloc "Parliamentary Alliance for institutional strengthening and Stability" (APRIS) urges parliamentarians to ensure to attend the session in National Assembly, crucial to the country's governance.

HL/ HaitiLibre