Haitian Politics Blog

Haitian prime minister Jean Henry Ceant promised the Haitian population that food prices would go down in the coming days in the aftermath of street protest that paralyzed Haiti for more than 7 says in early February, but citizens are still complaining.

Haitian president Jovenel Moise signed a new decree creating the Committee for Facilitation of the Inter-Haitian National Dialogue which was published Thursday, February 21 2019, in the official journal Le Moniteur, but really, how can a group of Haitians sit down in a dialogue about something they all want and are not willing to share?

In regards to the opposition putting Haiti on LOCK and the school children unable to go to school, a journalist complained to one the movement leaders, Andre Michel, saying: "Parents want their children to go back to school. Talk to them!" His response is shocking...

While the Haitian government is trying to bring things back to normal this Monday morning, Opposition leader Andre Michel announces street protest accross the country at 10 am on the same day.

"After 7 days of protests, we hear the voice of the Haitian school children who cannot go to school. The children want to go to school," Education Minister Pierre Josué Agénor Cadet who asks Haitian parents to the send the children back to school.

In a televised address to the Nation, various Haitian government ministers ask Haitian citizens to resume their normal activities after so many days of turbulence in the country.

Haitian Senator Youri Latortue made it clear that the Senators and Deputes (parliament) are going nowhere after the movement to get rid of President Jovenel Moise succeeds.

VIDEO: Did Jovenel Moise know this??? A few months after Michel Martelly became president of Haiti, he warned journalist in the Diaspora that "the system" will destroy anyone who tries to change it.

Some parts of Port-au-Prince Haiti is already locked with barricades in the early morning hours Friday, one day after president Jovenel Moise decided to break his silence.

Haitian Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant confirmed to Miami Herald Journalist Jacqueline Charles he us under pressure by the presidency to resign but he refuses.