Jocelerme Privert - Ex President of Haiti

"Pa gen nèg k ap regle afè pèp vre!" The opposition in Haiti is not at all looking out for the best interest of the people, Haitian journalist Guerrier Henri said in his radio show 'Boukante La Pawol', It's just a game they are playing.

Ex Haitian president Jocelerme Privert has a simple message for Haitian Politicians: "It's time for us to stop take this little people for junk," he wrote on his twitter page.

Haitian Senator Antonio 'Don KATO' Cheramy came out against president Jocelerme Privert's government decision to raise gas prices in the country... Senator Kato says: "While I support President Privert, I do not support this decision."

"Le pouvoir exécutif n'a pas de candidat," (The executive branch has no candidate) Haitian de facto president Jocelerme Privert said Thursday. "The government will not give any special favors to any candidate," referring to the presidential elections scheduled for October 2016... Do you believe him?

Don't woory be happy, the Haiti election money, all $55 millions of it, are available according to a recent statement by President Jocelerme Privert whose term expired over a month ago...

Haiti Elections Update -- President Jocemere Privert met with key players of the private sector to discuss how they can help in funding the October elections...

Haiti Elections Update - Interim president Jocelerme Privert, whose mandate expired since 14 June 2016, has called upon Haitian voters to go out and vote in the Elections scheduled for 09 October 2016...

Following a political standoff between pro-Privert Senators and Deputes and the opposition, an agreement has been reached to KEEP Jocelerme Privert as Interim President of Haiti.

"Parliament cannot overthrow Privert," says candidate for president and former senator Moise Jean Charles. "everything you hear coming from inside the parliament, it's BRI SAPAT (all talk no action)."

Breaking News... The National Assembly scheduled for today has been postponed due to an incident where pro-Privert street protesters thew rocks at the Parliament building...