Akò ant Mateli e de prezidan lejislati siyen.

BY JACQUELINE CHARLES
jcharles@miamiherald

Haiti President Michel Martelly says a last-minute agreement on how a caretaker government will be installed in Haiti after he leaves office Sunday is intended to help the country get out of its ongoing political impasse.

“But the problems are still here, the problems are real, the problems are serious,” said Martelly, who gathered the press, foreign diplomatic corps and members of his government and parliament to the presidential palace to witness the official signing of the accord.

Martelly and leaders of both chambers of parliament reached the deal hours before his term ends with no elected successor to pass the presidential sash to. Martelly, recognizing the support of the international community, noted that this was a “solution out of the crisis” that was decided upon by Haitians after three weeks of negotiations. Those negotiations, often stalled and frustrating, finally concluded in the early hours of Saturday morning with a deal. Prime Minister Evans Paul was notably absent from the signing ceremony.

Under the plan, Paul will run the country until a provisional president is chosen in a vote by both chambers of parliament by Thursday. That interim president will then oversee the selection of a consensus prime minister whose primary job will be to organize the postponed legislative and presidential runoff vote within 120 days.

The plan is for the second round to take place on April 24. The new president is to be installed on May 14.

“The constitution didn’t project this situation, so as legislators we have the responsibility to stay as close to the constitution as possible, which is the appointment of a new president by the National Assembly,” said Jerry Tardieu, minority leader in the Chamber of Deputies. “But the crisis is not over yet. For the choice of the prime minister, we need to put everybody at the biggest round table — the opposition forces, including those who have been on the streets, the private sector, civil society. All have to be consulted so that we can get to as close to a consensus as possible.”

Senate President Jocelerme Privert congratulated Martelly for his role in the negotiations and said the accord is “crucial for the avenue of our nation.”

As part of the agreement, lawmakers agreed to let Martelly give his final address to the nation at 11 a.m. Sunday during a session of the National Assembly.

The agreement, which provides a framework for filling the institutional vacuum because of the postponed elections, came after dueling protests Friday, one of which turned deadly. Throughout the day, dozens of armed men dressed in green army uniforms roamed the capital, Port-au-Prince, on motorcycles and in trucks.

Some eventually clashed with anti-government protesters. One protester dropped a large cinder block on the head of one of the men and beat him to death in front of journalists. The man was identified as Neroce R. Ciceron, 78, a former captain in Haiti’s disbanded army. Haiti’s Defense Ministry, however, said they have no record of the man in army books.

Pro-government supporters also rallied in the capital, where grocery stores were packed with worried shoppers. The capital’s airport also was filled with equally concerned travelers, opting to take advantage of the Carnival holiday — it starts Sunday — to leave and take a break from the political uncertainty.

On Saturday afternoon, tensions continued. A small crowd of protesters demanded that Martelly leave, and shooting was reported north of Port-au-Prince along Route National 1 near the town of Arcahaie. A car was burned, and at least one person reported being carjacked. A police station in Saint Medard was also attacked by armed individuals. No casualties were reported, however, police assigned to the station fled.

The accord settles a major disagreement between the executive and the parliament. Martelly, according to Sen. François Anick Joseph, had planned to install Supreme Court President Jules Cantave as his successor.

Joseph and other lawmakers opposed this move, noting that the selection of an interim president is the responsibility of parliament. They also noted that Cantave’s appointment to the court had expired, raising questions of legitimacy. Cantave was appointed president of the court in March 2015, but his term expired on Dec. 19, 2015. He was appointed to the court in 2005.

Martelly could still put Cantave’s name before the parliament for a vote. The other leading candidate is Privert, a former minister of interior who was jailed by the country’s last transitional government.

On the popular political talk show Ranmase on Radio Television Caribes Saturday, political analysts took issue with the accord. Some objected to Martelly’s involvement, accusing him of creating the crisis because he had failed to hold elections for four years. Others said the accord would not quell the increasingly violent street protests or help promote the confidence that is needed for Haiti to finish its electoral process.

Both the Aug. 9 legislative first round and Oct. 25 presidential vote have been dogged by allegations of fraud in favor of Martelly’s candidates, including presidential pick, Jovenel Moïse. The allegations sparked a political upheaval and violent street protests with opposition presidential candidate Jude Célestin announcing he would not participate in the scheduled Jan. 24 runoff. The unrest led to postponement of that vote.

“This accord presents a huge headache for the country going forward,” said Stanley Lucas, a Martelly supporter, who advocates choosing the head of the court as has been done in the past.

Charles Henri Baker, who was among the 54 candidates who ran for president in October, said “the consensus on the streets is in order to not have a presidential void, go with a judge from the Supreme Court.”

“Are we trying to resolve the problem or create more problems?” he said.

Baker called for a vote by vote verification of polling stations to address the “massive fraud” allegations. The accord calls for the recommendations of an electoral evaluation commission to be applied. Among the recommendations is a deeper verification of the 1.5 million ballots cast in the presidential race.

The international community had been losing patience with Haiti as it struggled to reach an agreement. While the head of an Organization of American States special mission, Ambassador Ronald Sanders, was hopeful that an agreement would be reached, others grew concerned. Among them, Haiti Special Coordinator Kenneth Merten, who quietly slipped into Port-au-Prince this week to see how negotiations were progressing.

Sanders, a diplomat from Antigua and Barbuda, welcomed the accord and encouraged all “to implement the formula going forward.” Martelly had asked the OAS to deploy the special mission to observe the process.

The mission congratulated Martelly for maintaining his position to leave office by Feb. 7 and “for his willingness to engage in constructive dialogue with stakeholders prior to his departure, to ensure that the State continues to function peacefully and in the social and economic interest of the country.”

“The situation in Haiti is exceptional and it required exceptional solutions,” Sanders said. “We are pleased that the stakeholders have all committed themselves to democracy, peace and stability, amid a constitutional vacuum created by the absence of an elected President to replace Mr. Martelly.”

This is the second time in 12 years that Haiti will be run by a provisional government. The constitutional and political crisis comes on the 30th anniversary of the fall of the father-son Duvalier dictatorship: Feb. 7, 1986.


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SASAYE;

Bagay ke AKO ap siyen ,se KREK TI BET,tankou THUNDER te konn di.

CANTAVE se yon ALYE YOURI LATOTI ,ki MOUN ki gen TET an PLAS ap aksepte misye kom PREZIDAN PWOVIZWA?
Sa k pi red lan ,yo di ke MANDA misye fini lan KOU KASASYON an depi DESANM 2015.

Se bagay ki te rive lan BOLIVI an ki pral rive ;te gen 2 GOUVENMAN PWOVIZWA ,anvan yon TWAZYEM ke PEP lan te fe konfyans pou OGANIZE bon eleksyon ki bayo EVO MORALES kom PREZIDAN.

Yo te konn sa yo t ap fe ;paske EVO MORALES chanje BOLIVI.

Ki donk si pep la aksepte Cantave nou ka pran mister 30% kom Premye Minis Jovenel presidan nan 120 jou.martelly genyen gè ya men sam te di depi nou te aksepte Parle menteur yo prete serman nou pèdi.

Se gouvenman tranzisyon opozisyon an te bezwen ki fe ke li te bloke eleksyon yo, yap ba yo gouvenman de tranzisyon. Mwen pa we poukisa yap plenyen.

Yo pa janm remake ke yo pa gen okenn mechanism pou yo pran pouvwa san pase par institutions legitime yo kise executif, legislatif e judiciaire.

alex jacques a écrit:Se gouvenman tranzisyon opozisyon an te bezwen ki fe ke li te bloke eleksyon yo, yap ba yo gouvenman de tranzisyon. Mwen pa we poukisa yap plenyen.

Yo pa janm remake ke yo pa gen okenn mechanism pou yo pran pouvwa san pase par institutions legitime yo kise executif, legislatif e judiciaire.

Alex , mwen kwe wou ka reflechi mieux ke sa .

Jowèl,
Si m mete nouvèl saa sou sit lan, se pa paske mwen dakò ak pwen yo.
Se pou nou konnen kisa k ap pase.
Sepandan, yon ti avètisman!
Li pa ta kapb fèt yon lòt jan. Jiskaske Mateli ale, li se prezidan legal e se li ki pou siyen yon akò.
2 palmantè yo, jiskaske yo verifye yo pa eli korèktemen, se yo pi gen pozisyon pou siyen yon akò konsa. La prèv, yo ranje pou Mateli ale.

Si yo ta fè magouy pou mete Kantav kòm pwovi, gen palmantè ki pral objekte.
Apa yo dakò pou pwovi an eli pou 120. Se yon bon bagay.

Gi Filip ak ansyen militè yo dwe ateri lan prizon. Yo se yon gwo danje pou estabilite
Ak lapè sosyal.yo lan yon konplo ak tètkale ak entenasyonal.
Li pa posib ke Minista pa gen enfòmasyon sou aktivite yo.

Finalman, li evidan ke vox populi, vox dei. Si se pat mobilizasyon ak kòlè pèp lan,
eleksyon yo tap pouswiv e nèg bannann nan ta p antre opalè jodya.

SASAYE;

Le m reponn se pa OBJEKSYON mwen fe lan kesyon ke w mete ATIK lan NON ;mwen te jis reponn a sa ATIK lan di.

Tankou MOUN yo ap di lan LA RI an ;y ap veye pou ENTENASYONAL lan ak EKSTREM DWAT lan pa bayo GOL ak MEN.

Pa bliye ke yo KONTWOLE RADYO yo ,kote preske TOUT NOUVEL ap bay.

Sa yo vle fe se pou PEYI an aksepte REZILTA 9 OUT ak 24 OKTOB lan.

Tankou AJANS BREZILYEN an te di l JOVNEL MOYIZ ka fini 5yem ,dapre SONDAJ yo te fe apre ELEKSYON an.

Se pou ELEKSYON an refet ,san LAJAN ETRANJE.

Sa kapab fet!!!

Jowèl
Lanpwen pwoblèm. Se pou nou veye e kounyea pèp lan ka wè ke mobilizasyon l yo bay rezilta.
Se pou eleksyon refèt e mwen kwè toujou ke leta dwe remèt meriken $30 milyon
an.

Mwen te avèti ke Kplim tap ranje kabann li. Apa li  pral blayi kò l!

Mwen chèche tout kote men mwen paka jwenn yon repòtaj sou depa Mateli.
Bagay saa fè m sispèk. Nou lan apre midi 7 Fevriye, misye te dwe ale yon minit apre minuy. Kote nouvèl yo? Eske li ann Ayiti oubyen li pati?
Poukisa blakawout saa?

se sa mwen bezwen konnen kote martelly ;ki lès ki prezidan jodya. eske se Cantave?

Men kisa yo panse ki bral fett Roso


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Sasaye a écrit:Jowèl
Lanpwen pwoblèm. Se pou nou veye e kounyea pèp lan ka wè ke mobilizasyon l yo bay rezilta.
Se pou eleksyon refèt e mwen kwè toujou ke leta dwe remèt meriken $30 milyon
an.

Mwen te avèti ke Kplim tap ranje kabann li. Apa li  pral blayi kò l!

Mwen chèche tout kote men mwen paka jwenn yon repòtaj sou depa Mateli.
Bagay saa fè m sispèk. Nou lan apre midi 7 Fevriye, misye te dwe ale yon minit apre minuy. Kote nouvèl yo? Eske li ann Ayiti oubyen li pati?
Poukisa blakawout saa?

Misye remet ECHAP lan bay JOCELERME PRIVERT.Ofisyelman pa gen PREZIDAN.
K-plim ap ranpli "les affaires courantes"

LA RI an kanpe KINALAGANACH.Te gen gwo MANIFESTASYON Jodi an anko.

Moun yo di ke yo detemine pou yo pa pran GOL A MEN!

Yo di CANTAVE ,ALYE YOURI,paka PREZIDAN ,paske MANDA misye lan KOU KASASYON an fini depi DESANM 2015.

De nouvèl zeleksyon :

Oui, yon travay de fourmi dwe akonplir an AYITI pour krEe yon klima de konfyans o sen de la populasyon, yon anbyans serèn avan lOrganizasyon dè zeleksyon jeneral.


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Leta ayisyen pa gen yon santim pou li ranbourse Administrasyon amerikèn. Trant milyon an se afèr ameriken e konsOr li tap regle !!!
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Amoph

se sa mwen bezwen konnen kote martelly ;ki lès ki prezidan jodya. eske se Cantave?

Gros Roseau.

Non Gros Roseau poko gen prezidan. Si w li accord a byen, a partir de jodia assanble nasyonal la ap ordone premye minis lan pou kenbe tet pouvwa egzekitif la et jere les affaires courantes. Asanble nasyonal gen 5 jours pou li resevwa candidati ak rekomandasyon pou moun ki pral prezidan pwovizwa a. Le l fin jwenn tout kandida yo, li ap gen 2 jou pou li eli you prezidan provizwa. Kidonk, nou ka gen you prezidan provizwa nan lot weekend lan konsa.