Haiti Elections - U.N. Ban Ki-moon wants Electoral Process completed without further delay

Haiti President Martelly and Ban Ki-moon

An article posted on the United Nations Official web site reads:

"The Secretary-General urges all political actors to reject all forms of violence and intimidation and refrain from any action that can further disrupt the democratic process and stability in the country," a statement issued by his spokesman said, reaffirming the UN's commitment to continue supporting the consolidation of democracy and stabilisation in Haiti.

"He strongly urges all stakeholders to work towards the peaceful completion of the electoral process without delay, through the forging of a consensual solution that will allow the people of Haiti to exercise their right to vote for the election of a new President and the remaining representatives of the new Parliament."

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