Haitian Politics Blog

Haitian children play this game called "cache-cache liben sere liben, liben gwo tèt, sere liben," This what is currently happening between the Senate and the Chambre of Deputes with prime minister Jean Henry Ceant.

While Haitian prime minister Jean Henry Ceant is preparing to face the Senate next Wednesday, March 20th, for an interpellation session, 70 deputies decide to "interpeller" PM Ceant Monday, March 18 2019, and Depute president Gary Bodeau says the days of the Prime Minister are numbered.

Two days before the interpellation of Haitian prime minister by the senate, 70 deputies decide to "interpeller" PM Ceant Monday, March 18 2019.

Former Haitian president Michel Martelly said: "Some people will NOT let misery end in Haiti because they live off misery."

A session of interpellation of Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant is scheduled for Wednesday, March 20, 2019 in the Senate of the Republic, according to a tweet from Senate president Carl Murat Cantave.

A Haitian street protest that was scheduled for Thursday March 7th 2019 was spoiled after rumors spread that the organizers had 400,000 gourdes which they did not share with any of the militants protesting.

The radical opposition in Haiti has announced once again street protests in the Port-au-Prince area but many tap-tap drivers came out to help the general public get to where they want to go in the early morning hours Thursday.

Haitian opposition leader Moise Jn Charles has announced that they will once again restart the protests in the streets putting Haiti on lockdown in another attempt to force president Jovenel Moise to resign.

A journalist asks ex Haitian President Michel Martelly: Don't you think now is the time more than ever for everyone in the (political) system in Haiti to sit down for a real dialogue in order to find alternative solutions for the country? His reply with shock you...

United States Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs David Hale met with Haitian president Jovenel Moise Friday, 01 Mar 2019, and other members of the political opposition.