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Men denye NOUVEL MIAMI HERALD sou ELEKSYON yo.

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Message  Joel Jeu 20 Aoû 2015 - 20:18

GUY PHILIPPE ki se tou lot jou la a DEA wete l sou LIS "MOST WANTED" pou TRAFIK DWOG ,lan dezyem TOU.

KONSEY ELEKTORAL tou rekonet PATISIPASYON an a 18% .

Se CHIF OFISYEL ,chif lan efektivman pi piti.

Alos ki sa K PLIM ap di ,paske youn lan agiman ke misye te di an 2000 pou yo pa aksepte REZILTA 2000 yo ,se paske pa t gen ASE MOUN ki te VOTE kididonk li pa rekonet REZILTA a:


Haiti to redo legislative elections in 25 constituencies
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In this Aug. 9, 2015 file photo, election officials count votes during parliamentary elections in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Dieu Nalio Chery AP
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In this Aug. 9, 2015 file photo, election officials count votes during parliamentary elections in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Dieu Nalio Chery AP

By Jacqueline Charles
jcharles@MiamiHerald.com






PORT-AU-PRINCE
Balloting in Haiti’s recent violent, chaotic legislative elections will be rerun in 25 constituencies nationwide, including in the Artibonite Valley where the vote for several seats in the lower Chamber of Deputies has to be redone because of violence at the polls.
Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) made the announcement Thursday afternoon while also declaring a number of corrective measures it plans to take for the Oct. 25 runoff to prevent a repeat of the violence, late starts and voters’ list problems that marred the Aug. 9 legislative election. Among them: the campaigning period will extend beyond a month for candidates in the runoff and credentials for political party monitors will be available 15 days before the vote.

Officials also announced that voter turnout was a measly 18 percent countrywide with the West department, which includes Port-au-Prince, posting the lowest with 10 percent.
CEP member Nehemy Joseph also warned that the council wasn’t done taking sanctions against candidates — or political parties for the election day violence.

“There are decisions that will be taken,” he said.
Concerned that the announcement could spark violence, the Haitian National Police was deployed and United Nations military was put on stand by. Earlier in the day, several political parties held a sit-in outside of the CEP’s headquarters in Petionville while riot police kept watch.
Election officials didn’t go into specifics about who among the 1,855 made the cut for the 139 legislative seats that were up for grabs. But according to local radio reports, results show that none of the candidates for 20 Senate seats managed to be elected in the first round. Meanwhile, only four out of 1,621 candidates vying for the entire 119-member lower Chamber of Deputies managed to avoid a runoff.
Among the senatorial candidates headed into a runoff: Guy Philippe, the rebel leader who led the 2004 coup that toppled then-President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. A former top police official, Philippe is wanted in the United States on a sealed drug-trafficking indictment. Though blocked from running in the 2009 senatorial elections, Philippe and dozens of others were allowed to run this time around because of an omission in the electoral law that allowed candidates to qualify without having to produce police criminal records. Several of those candidates are headed into a runoff, scheduled for Oct. 25.

The CEP’s announcement, a day after late, ends days of suspense over how Haitian officials planned to salvage the Aug. 9 legislative elections. Joseph said council members decided to do a revote in any constituency where less than 70 percent of the tally sheets arrived at the voter tabulation center.
The violence during the $38 million vote forced the closure of 4 percent of voting centers.
While Pierre-Louis Opont, the top elections official, had said only 5 percent of voters were possibly affected, and the disruptions weren’t enough to invalidate the vote, concerns remain about voter participation. As a result of the problems, many Haitians either couldn’t vote, or didn’t even bother to make an attempt.
The vote has been considered a critical test for Haiti, which had delayed elections for more than three years and for the first time, was taking a lead role in staging the balloting. Despite calls to delay the vote until Oct. 25 to coincide with presidential elections, Opont insisted that the council was ready. Haiti has been without a functioning parliament since January, allowing Martelly to rule by decree.

Election officials had promised to announce the preliminary results on Wednesday, 10 days after the balloting. But after meeting throughout the day, they did not publish the results nor attend a press conference to offer an explanation.
Instead, the CEP released a communiqué on its website announcing that two more candidates had been kicked out of the race because of election day-related violence or inciting chaos during the vote. Earlier in the week, it announced that 14 candidates would be banned from running. The most well-known of the group is former Deputy and Senate candidate Arnel Belizaire. Belizaire is accused of firing an automatic weapon near a voting center and creating general panic.
In 2011, police arrested Belizaire despite his parliamentary immunity as a sitting lawmaker. The move immediately sparked an outcry by foreign diplomats and Martelly critics. But Belizaire soon lost supporters after he was photographed walking in an anti-government demonstration with an automatic weapon.
Those familiar with elections officials’ deliberations on Wednesday say there was debate about the timing of the publication of the preliminary results. On Friday, Haiti will kick off Carifesta XII, a nine-day, $8.7 million cultural showcase that has brought dozens of performers from around the English-speaking Caribbean, Cuba and the United States to the country.
Also, since Monday, graduating high school students have been sitting for final exams. With Thursday being the last day of testing, the education ministry also asked for a delay in publication, concerned that students would get caught in the crossfire of possible violence related to the results.
For days, there has been speculation about how political parties and their supporters would react to the news. Relatively safe, Haiti is known for its volatility, with Haitians taking to the streets in protests and setting tires ablaze to express their rage.
The international community, which had observers during the vote, acknowledged that the elections weren’t perfect, but said they had finally happened and called on Haitian officials to pursue those responsible for the violence.

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/haiti/article31660835.html#storylink=cpy

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Message  Joel Ven 21 Aoû 2015 - 8:35

Si menm PRES FRANSE an ,notwaman pro-GNBis ap di ke pa t gen ELEKSYON vre ,gen PWOBLEM.

Nou pa konn si se pa repete LIBERATION ap repete ;yo di lan DEPATMAN LWES lan ,ki pi peple lan peyi an ,yo di a penn si 10% MOUN yo te vote:


Haïti: abstention massive aux législatives, résultats toujours attendus
AFP  20 août 2015 à 23:37  (Mis à jour : 21 août 2015 à 06:39)  



Men denye NOUVEL MIAMI HERALD sou ELEKSYON yo. 800805-un-homme-vote-pour-les-elections-legislatives-le-9-aout-2015-a-port-au-princeUn homme vote pour les élections législatives, le 9 août 2015 à Port-au-Prince (Photo HECTOR RETAMAL. AFP)

Le taux de participation n’a atteint que 18% au premier tour des élections législatives en Haïti, fortement perturbées par des violences, et 25 circonscriptions devront revoter, ont indiqué jeudi des responsables du conseil électoral provisoire (CEP), sans communiquer les résultats.

Pour la première élection organisée en Haïti depuis 2011, la participation au scrutin du 9 août n’a été que de 10% dans le département de l’Ouest, le plus peuplé du pays, qui englobe la métropole de Port-au-Prince. Elle n’a dépassé les 50% dans aucune commune, a indiqué le CEP lors d’un bref point de presse.
Le conseiller électoral Pierre Manigat Junior a par ailleurs expliqué que le scrutin sera réorganisé dans 25 circonscriptions où «moins de 70% des procès verbaux des bureaux de vote ont été acheminés» jusqu’au centre de tabulation à Port-au-Prince, qui accueille le décompte des voix.
Après avoir assuré que les auteurs des violences, qui ont émaillé le scrutin du 9 août, seraient punis par la justice, les membres du CEP ont quitté les lieux sous escorte policière, sans annoncer aucun résultat.
Pour connaitre les noms des candidats retenus au second tour des élections, prévu le 25 octobre, le CEP a recommandé de consulter son site internet, sur lequel il est impossible de se connecter depuis cette annonce.
Deux personnes avaient été tuées lors du premier tour des législatives, selon un parti d’opposition et le parti présidentiel. Le scrutin avait été marqué plus largement par des violences, provoquant la fermeture anticipée de dizaines de bureaux de vote.
La présidente du parti d’opposition Fusion, Edmonde Supplice Beauzile, candidate à la présidentielle, a déploré la mort du fils d’un de ses partisans à Savanette, dans le département du Centre. Le parti présidentiel PHTK (Parti haïtien tet kale) avait pour sa part annoncé qu’un de ses partisans avait été tué par balle dans le département du Nord.
Tirs à l’arme automatique à proximité de bureaux de vote, saccages des urnes ou encore agression armée d’un membre du personnel électoral: 14 candidats en lice au premier tour ont été exclus du processus par le CEP, qui les accuse de ces méfaits.
La mission d’observation électorale de l’Union européenne a critiqué la précarité de l’organisation du scrutin, que des organisations haïtiennes de défense des droits de l’homme ont qualifiée de non-démocratique.
Avec près de quatre années de retard, les 5,8 millions d’électeurs sont appelés à élire en deux tours l’ensemble de leurs députés et deux tiers du Sénat dans le pays le plus pauvre de la Caraïbe et du continent américain.


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Message  Antitétanix Lun 24 Aoû 2015 - 21:26

J'ai signalé bien avant le 9 août que les maffieux étaient en train d'établir leurs territoires. C'est déjà la sauvagerie en Haiti.

Guy Philippe, le fanfaron. Lui vit dans sa bulle. Il a lu trop de bandes dessinées. Ce qui m'étonne, c'est des Pestelois, fiers de Fignolé, qui invitent les autres à se rallier pour faire élire Guy Philippe en bons Grand'Anselais. Guy Philippe a posé un geste très significatif en demandant pardon à Aristide. On pourrait en débattre. Tant de subtilités et de sous-entendus dans le monde politique. Cependant, j'ignore si le "défroqué" préféré des Haïtiens l'avait poliment et paternellement invité à demander pardon d'abord à la population haïtienne. Non, en politique et en public, on ne répond pas aux vilains.
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