Moise Jean-Charles

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.

Can you believe this? Ex Lavalas president Jean Bertrand Aristide secretly wanted Jovenel Moise to become the next president of Haiti, NOT Moise Jean Charles, not even Maryse Narcisse, the Lavalas candidate in the past elections. This may come as a surprise to you but it is straight from the mouth Assad Volcy. Watch the video...

Did Moise Jean Charles ever intend to negotiate with President Jovenel Moise? The opposition leader said it's too late now!

Haitian Senator Joseph Lambert announced he will not attend the 18 November ceremony at Vertières in Cap Haitien this year because of what Moise Jean Charles did.

Former Haitian senator Moise Jean Charles is calling on his followers all over Haiti to lower the blue and red Haitian flag and replace it with the black and red flag which he says it the Dessalines flag.

Haitian journalist Guerrier Henri said he did not recognize opposition leader Moise Jean-Charles in his recent interview to radio SCOOP FM where he was litteraly giving a hate speech against the Haitian government. Moise Jean-Charles has a very violent "kraze brize" speech and it will not be tolerated, he said.

The PetroCaribe Challenge which started out as a non political movement is slowly becoming a political movement to get rid of President Jovenel Moise. LAVALAS is behind it, ex senator Edo Zenny said.

Haiti opposition leader Moise Jean Charles wants president Jovenel Moise to pack his bags and resign from office before October 17 2018 "to prevent country from collapsing in his hands," the opposition leader said.

Did you know: Haiti opposition leader Moise Jean Charles confirmed Prime Minister Jean Henry Ceant called him when he was putting together his cabinet and he agreed to be a part of the government ONLY if President Jovenel Moise was not a part of it.

"When they chose Jean Henry Ceant to become the next prime minister of Haiti, he called me," Haitian opposition leader Moise Jean Charles said, "I told him that was BAD news."