Haitian Politics Blog

Read this carefully... Former Haitian Prime Minister Evans Paul's 'raport de decharge' already left the superior court of auditors (la cour superieure des comptes) and heading to the Senate so PM KP can get decharge and become the next prime minister of Haiti after Jack Guy Lafontant. Believe it or not, this is what is presently being discussed on Haitian radio this Friday.

Have you heard? Former Lavalas senator Louis Gerald Gilles said on radio Friday he is no longer an member of President Aristide's Fanmi LAVALAS political party.

While Haitian president Jovenel Moise is on a search for Haiti's next prime minister, the State of Haiti (l'Etat Haitien) has some serious issues to consider. One problem in particular is the level of spending happening inside government. State officials are living lavish lifestyles at the expense of taxpayers while the people are barely surviving and the people take notice.

Read this from Time Magazine : Haiti Gives the IMF a Fresh Lesson in the Value of Subsidies to the Poor... Ahh ha! So it it a lesson! What great teachers we are!

In a senate session Wednesday, Haitian Senator Rony Celestin (PHTK Centre) urged his fellow senators to do the people's job, the job they were sent in the Senate to do so the people of Haiti can move up at least step up in the ladder.

Haitian president Jovenel Moise is in a race against time to find the next prime minister of Haiti to replace Jack Guy Lafontant. Who will be the next prime minister of Haiti everyone's guess right now.

Even before Dr. Jack Guy Lafontant resigned as prime minister of Haiti I am sure there were other people lined up to take his place because that's the way the country operates.

Although very satisfied that Jack Guy Lafontant is no longer the prime minister of Haiti, Petion-Ville depute Jerry Tardieu says he was very shocked to hear how the former prime minister spoke about the residents of Petionville and Kenscoff.

Former Haitian senator Ricard Pierre accused of Senate president Joseph Lambert of embezzling taxpayers money by renting his own home to the State for 8 million gourdes so he himself can live in it.

Voici Le sénateur Rony Célestin entraint d'embrasser une residente de la commune de Thomassique, departement du Centre, Haiti.