Haiti Political Crisis

Read this remark from a Haitian Journalist: Everybody wants to become next president of Haiti. Jovenel Moise wants to end his 5-year term as president, the Prime Minister wants him to slip up so he can become president...

Members of parliament can't wait for the president to leave so they can put their own figurehead as president.

The opposition wants to put their own person as president.

Everyoone keeps fighting to become the next Head of State in this country.

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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.

Listen to the declaration of depute Gary Bodeau and tell me if you think what he is talking about is "Separation de gateau," like Haitians like to say it.

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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!

Lately, the Deputes and Senators have been told to not to intervene in the choice of Ministers, Secretaries of State and and Director Generals in the formation of new government but Gary Bodeau warns "we will not be pressured by anybody."

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After long talks and discussions the list of who will be his next prime minister has narrowed down to these four people. Here are their names:

Ignace Saint-Fleur, current director of BMPAD

Jean Henri Céant, former presidential candidate in the last election

Uder Antoine, crrent executive director of the Provisional Electoral Council

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Listen to this AUDIO... After meeting with Haitian prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant on Wednesday, Senate president Joseph Lambert states: The Haitian Constitution clearly states how a Prime Minister can resign.

First listen to Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant telling the media, in short, what he and the senate president discussed.

Listen carefully and tell us what you got out of it.

What do you think?

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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.

With lots of political decisions to be made in Haiti in the aftermath of the gas price hike violent protest, ex president Jocelerme Privert posted this message on his Twitter page.

"Every single day we are bullshitting them," the former interim president of Haiti posted on his twitter page. "We see what they are capable of when they decide."

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Nous annonçons avec infiniment de peine, la triste nouvelle de la mort de l'opposition en Haiti, decede en 2018 apres in maladie de pouvoir courageusement suporté LOL...

A ses enfants Moise Jean Charles, Andre Michel, Assad Volcy... A ses neuveus e nieces...

Ok let me stop...

Don't you get the impression that the Haitian political opposition as we know it is dead in Haiti?

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There is a sector in the Haitian population that is trying to make the people believe that the rich don't pay taxes. Haitian businessman Gregory Brandt had something to say about that...

In an interview to radio signal FM Tuesday, Gregory Brandt criticized the Haitian politicians who often run to rich businessmen when they need campaign money then turn around and make them look bad, as if the government is hurting the poor while protecting the rich.

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Haiti Elections Udate -- The Haiti National Police announced a reinforcement of security during elections weekend... Troublemakers beware... Expect MORE POLICE officers in the streets of Haiti especially in areas prone to elections violence...

The Haitian Police will be present everywhere to guarantee the security of the Candidates and voters alike...

"Where there is usualy 4 or 5 police officers, you may find up to 30 police officers this elections weekend," Haiti Justice Minister Pierre Richard Casimir said.

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Breaking News... There is a new political accord that is expected to be signed between Haiti President Martelly and representatives of the opposition political parties at KINAM Hotel Sunday 11 January 2015, hours before the 12 Janvier deadline...

KREYOL Haiti - Gen yon Accord ki pwal siyen nan KINAM Hotel jounen Dimanche 11 Janvier 2015 la ant President Martelly ak membre Parti Politique opposition yo... Pa gen anpil tan ki rete avan 12 Janvier... Kisa-w panse

News of this new political accord has not yet hit the airwaves (The Haitian media is OFF on Sundays) but news is spreading through social media about it...

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