Haitian Politics Blog

There is a major street protest announced in Port-au-Prince Haiti this Wednesday and many leaders of the opposition including members of parliament announce they will head these protest coming from various parts of the capital and heading towards the National Palace.

Haitian opposition leader Andre Michel asks street protesters to TAKE the resignation of President Jovenel Moise. What exactly does he mean by that?

Read this remark from a Haitian Journalist: Everybody wants to become next president of Haiti. Jovenel Moise wants to end his 5-year term as president, the Prime Minister wants him to slip up so he can become president...

"The departure of Jovenel Moise is coming but it will not change anything," Journalist Guerrier Henri said in his radio program Monday.

There are unconfirmed reports that Haitian prime minister Jean Henry Ceant is being pressured at the National Palace to resign from his post.

Another day of protest has begun in Port-au-Prince, the capital city of Haiti, this Tuesday. Protesters hit the streets once more asking for the resignation of President Jovenel Moise.

Some Haitian lawmakers opposed to president Jovenel Moise are expecting to maintain power should President Jovenel Moise leave office but the opposition in the streets has a different idea.

Attention Senators and Deputes of the Republic of Haiti, your days are numbered! Pitit Desalin opposition leader Moise Jean Charles makes it clear: There will NOT be NO Parliament after Jovenel Moise steps down from office.

"We have chosen a president," Haitian opposition leader Moise Jean Charles sais Tuesday, "Since the Creole version of the Haitian constituiton was never amended, it gives us the right to chose one member of the Cour de Cassation."

Haitian Senator Patrice Dumont says it lout and clear: "We have to organize the departure of President Jovenel Moise," during a radio interview in Radio Caraibes FM.