Haitian Politics Blog

The wait is over and Haiti has a new prime minister. Notaire Jean Henry Ceant has just received the blessing of the Chamber of Deputies to become officially Prime Minister of Haiti.

The declaration of general policy of the Prime Minister named Jean-Henry Ceant was ratified in the the Senate of the Republic early Saturday morning, September 16, 2018. One more step remains.

Many Haitian parents and students in Plateau Central Haiti received free school bags and school accessories Thursday thanks to Senator Rony Celestin.

Finally the wait is over, Ratification session of Haitian prime minister Jean Henry Céant's general policy statement (énoncé de politique générale in French) is scheduled for Friday, September 14 2018.

Sainte-Suzanne, Nord-Est, Haiti -- The residence of former Haitian prime minister Fritz Jean was attacked by unidentified individuals Tuesday night, September 4 2018, in Saint-Suzane Haiti.

It's been reported that Haitian Prime Minister Jean Henry Céant has withdrawn his threat to resign after a group of Deputes put preassure on him to re-appoint the outgoing Ministre de la Pacification Aviol Fleurant in return for their vote to aprove him.

On Monday September 11 2018, the Haitian deputes have gone on their vacation long vacation until January leaving behind a nominated prime minister, Jean Henry Ceant, who is not yet ratified, a republic without a government.

Two respected Haitian journalist confirm this news: New Haitian Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant has verbally submitted his resignation to president Jovenel Moise after a meeting some deputes who demand the return of Aviol Fleurant as Ministre de la Plannification or else.

"I took an engagement in front of the people and only the people can judge my performance, no one else," Depute Jerry Tardieu told ex President Michel Martelly who criticized him openly in an interview in New York on Labor day Weekend last week

Rich businessman Reginald Boulos is not satisfied with ex president Michel Martelly's clarification letter regarding comments he made on stage about stolen PetroCaribe money he invested in Haiti's top hotels. Reginald Boulos wants a "voice" apology.