Depute Gary Bodeau, Président de la Chambre des Députés

Depute president Gary Bodeau made it very clear, President Jovenel is currently leading a failed state and we have reached the crossroads, "soit ça passe, soit ça casse" (make or break) or Jovenel will not last 5 years in power.

Haiti's choise for Prime Minister has narrowed down to 3 names: Jean Michel Lapin, Gabriel Fortuné or Majorie Alexandre Brunache. President Jovenel Moise will have to chose one of these 3 individuals as the next Prime Minister

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.

Haiti lower house of Parliament re-elects Depute Gary Bodeau as President of the Chamber of Deputes Tuesday in a slightly controversial election.

Haitian Depute Gary Bodeau was trying to let it be known that the same people telling the Senators and Deputes to stay out and NOT make any deals in choosing ministers and director generals in the new government are the same people who are trying to overrun the new government with their own choice of ministers, It seems the Haitian media is telling a different story.

Haitian chamber of deputes president Gary Bodeau issued a warning to nominated Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant regarding the formation of the new government: The deputes will not sit by and watch other sectors with special interest bum-rush the new government. That's not gonna happen!

In a press conference in Parliament, Thursday, August 9, Depute Gary Bodeau issued this warning to New Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant:

Depute Gary Bodeau wrote to president Jovenel Moise to tell him to "accelerate the process of designating the choice of a Prime Minister and setting up a government to regenerate hope and bring peace to the streets of Haiti."

The word 'decharge' has resurfaced once again in Haitian politics. Four (4) mimisters if the government of President Jovenel Moise and Prime minister Jack Guy Latontant were not discharged of their previous management were they were accountable for public money (comptables de deniers publics).

Haiti's Chamber of Deputies president Gary Bodeau renewed his commitment in the fight for the respect of the rights of the Haitian consumers by joining, this Wednesday, March 14, the launch of the 1st International Symposium on the Problem of Consumption in Haiti at the Hotel Le Plaza.