Jean-Henry Ceant

Par arrêté présidentiel, Haiti's communication minister Jean Michel Lapin is officially the new Interim Prime Minister of Haiti replacing Jean Henry Ceant who still believes he is the prime minister of Haiti.

After receiving a vote of "no confidence" from the Haiti's lower house of government, the Chamber of Deputes, Jean Henry ceant told newspaper Le Nouveliste: "I am still Prime Minister of Haiti"

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The Haitian Senate is becoming a subject of ridicule after its president Carl Murat Cantave instists on bringing in an ex prime minister for an interpellation session.

93 deputes voted to fire Jean Henry Ceant as Prime Minister of Haiti but many senators including the senate president refuse to accept that Ceant is now the former prime minister of Haiti.

Also read: "I am still Prime Minister of Haiti," Jean Henry Ceant told Haitian Newspaper

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Following a bone-crushing vote to eject Jean Henry Ceant from his prime minister's seat, the former PM tells Haitian newspaper Le Nouvelliste: "I am a still a Prime Minister in office."

"I do not have any current affairs to wind up (liquider les affaires courantes) because I am not a fallen Prime Minister." Henry Ceant said.

"There are Deputes who have decided to do something illegal and unconstitutional and that goes against principles, republican traditions and parliamentary traditions," he said.

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Strange thing are happening at the Haitian parliament today... Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant is inside the Senate to answer to an interperllation cession; meanwhile, 95 Deputes are in cession at the Chamber of Deputes to chace Ceant out of the Primature

It's complicated stuff in the State of the Union!!! Hard to understand if you haven't been following:

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Interpellation of Haiti Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant at the Senate Wednesday on March 20

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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.

Both the Haitian Senate and the Chamber of Deputes have called on prime minister Jean Henry Ceant for an interpellation session but there is a big fight over who will get the prime minister first.

First the Senate called for an interpellation of the prime minister on March 20.

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

According to the letter addressed to the president of the lower house, these deputes decided to call the head of the government for Non-compliance with its General Policy, The social, economic and political situation in Haiti has worsened, due in particular to the depreciation of the Haitian currency.

Hunger and misery in the most vulnerable segments of the population have become widespread, the letter said.

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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.

Read: Interpellation of Haiti Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant at the Senate Wednesday on March 20

With or without the presence of Prime Minister Ceant and his cabinet the meeting will be held, the Depute president Gary Bodeau said.

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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 letter was sent to the Haitian Prime Minister on March 13, 2019 alerting him of this interpellation, the tweet said.

9 Senators decided to call on PM Ceant for this inquiry (interpellation): Youri Latortue, Jean-Marie Salomon, Jacques Sauveur Jean, Nenel Cassy, Ricard Pierre, Antonio Cheramy (Don Kato), Evaliere Beauplan, Ronald Lareche and Jean Renel Sénatus.

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