Haitian Politics

The Haitian army was looking for a few good men, more than 4,000 registered, 500 have been recruited and begin basic training to be part of the first promotion of Haitian army soldiers of the Jovenel Moise era. Training of these 500 future young soldiers will begin in January 2019, Haiti Minister of Defense Enol Joseph said.

Haiti's Senate Defense and Armed Forces Commission proposes that the Joint Chiefs of the Haitian Armed Forces be dismissed and also the dismissal of its commander-in-chief, Interim Lieutenant-General Jodel Lesage, because of his inactivity.

Everybody is talking about dialogue today when it comes to Haitian politics but what is the purpose of this dialogue? Are they thinking about the country or are some people trying to position themselves so they can milk the big fat cow called Haiti?

First lady of Haiti Martine Moise made it clear that she was not in La Saline, a run-down neighborhood in Port-au-Prince meeting with bandits prior to an attack on many residents of the area. Watch the VIDEO...

While Haitian prime minister Jean Henry Ceant is taking about political dialogue, Jean Bertrand Aristide's LAVALAS party makes is clear, they are not interested in a negotiation. Fanmi Lavalas wants a Tabula Rasa, president, prime minister, and parliament, all gone!

President Jovenel Moise wants more than just doctors from Haiti's cooperation with Cuba. During a recent visit to Cuba, the president aims to get more engineers as well to assist in the development of Haiti.

Senator Gracia Delva proposes that the Haitian justice system begins to hunt down the people who are financing insecurity in Haiti.

While George H. W. Bush may have been a great US president for Americans, he was a terrible US president in matters that concerns the Republic of Haiti, a Haitian journalist said Monday.

President Jovenel Moise needs to negotiate with the Haitian media or he will be sorry, former Senator Jean Hector Anacasis said in a recent interview on Tele 20, an affiliate television station of the daily newspaper Le Nouvelliste.

The Haitian president left the country Friday November 30, 2018, to participate in various events including the swearing-in of Mexico's new president Andres Manuel Lopez obrador.