Privè enstale Komisyon Verifikasyon an kanmènm. Chapo ba!

Komisyon Verifikasyon an gen 30 jou pou l fini travay la.
BY JACQUELINE CHARLES
jcharles@miamiherald.com


Acknowledging the opposition by some Haitians and foreign diplomats to any recount of last year’s disputed elections, Haiti’s interim president on Thursday installed a five-member commission to help determine who should serve in parliament and who should head into a presidential runoff.

“The commission is indispensable to assure the credibility of the electoral process,” President Jocelerme Privert said during a ceremony at the National Palace.

The former head of the Haitian Senate, Privert was elected by a joint session of parliament on Feb. 14 to resume Haiti’s interrupted elections by April 24 and transfer power to a new president on May 14.

But the failure to meet either of those deadlines has made him a target of criticism from foreign diplomats, the international community, the opposition, and former President Michel Martelly.

Martelly, who did not hold one election during his four years in office, stepped down on Feb. 7 without an elected successor because of the disputed vote.

The missed deadlines raise questions about Privert’s fate on May 14 and Haiti’s stability as supporters of Martelly’s PHTK party launch almost daily protests in support of elections and opposition groups threaten to counter their demonstrations by also taking to the streets.

“The verification commission is evidence that the Provisional President does not want to reduce conflict but rather he wants to bring the country into chaos,” PHTK said in a statement, calling the commission “unconstitutional.”

Privert, it added, is “proposing solutions that are outside of a legal framework because he wants to extend his term, the total cancellation of the elections and the dissolution of the Haitian parliament.”

Privert said he has no plans to interfere in the work of the commission, which will have 30 days to determine whether Martelly’s pick (Jovenel Moïse) and opposition candidate Jude Célestin should remain in the presidential runoff.

Thursday’s installation took place on the same day that U.S. Haiti Special Coordinator Kenneth Merten began a series of meetings with Haitian government officials and international community partners to assess Haiti’s progress toward completing the 2015 electoral process and the installation of a democratically elected government.

The U.S. has said verification is not needed because international electoral observers failed to find evidence supporting the opposition’s and local observers’ claims of “massive” fraud. This month, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warned Haiti’s leaders that the U.S. and others were losing patience with the delayed process.

During a meeting of foreign ambassadors on Wednesday, diplomats remained quiet about the pending commission. They instead spoke of Privert keeping within “the spirit” of the Feb. 5 political accord. The accord caps the interim government’s tenure at 120 days and calls for elections to be held as soon as possible.

“If the international community wants to help us, they need to do so by helping us combat corruption and intimidation,” said Pierre Esperance, a leading human-rights observer involved in the drafting of the rules of engagement for the commission.

“We can’t keep talking about democracy and having elections that are done with violence and fraud.”



Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/haiti/article74574432.html#storylink=cpy

Kòm sa dwa, Privè enstale Komisyon Verifikasyon an avèk responsab tout pati politik e avèk reprezantan sosyete sivil Ayisyen.
Moun tankou diplomat etranje epi manm Palman pa t bezwen la.
Se yon afè leta ayisyen.

Enstalasyon an fèt jou delegasyon Obama a rive.
Privè envite yo pou l di ke aksyon saa se yon desizyon nasyonal.

Mwenmenm, mwen weta chapo e mete l byen ba pou salye yon Ayisyen ki montre
I gen respè figi l, respè la nasyon.
Li gen grenn pou voye tout kominote entènasyonal ale lavoum.
Epi li di sa lan diskou prezantasyon an.
Nou bezwen politisyen ki kapab ranmase karaktè yo e sispann fè tyoul blan.
Privè pare pou l rantre lakay li 14 Me.

Zafè ke Privè ap grennen franse pa enpòtan kounyea.
Depi tout tan, tout seremoni ofisyèl ann Ayiti fèt an Franse.
Yon lè avèk pwogrè ki deja fèt, Lang Ayisyen ap vinn pi ofisyèl ke kounyea.
Men devan danje ke lanasyon ap konfwonte, ann eseye evite katastròf ki menase nou.
Annou kontinye ankouraje itilizasyon Lang nou an, jan nou deja ap fè l. Men nou pakapab mande yon neg pou l fè chanjman lengwistik pandan dife lan kay la.


http://lenouvelliste.com/lenouvelliste/article/158328/Sans le « Blanc » ni le Parlement, Privert installe la Commission de vérification

PRIVERT pa ka ale le 14 ME.

Ki les ki pral RANPLASE l?
PREMYE MINIS TET KALE an ENNEX JANCHAL ou byen NEG YOURI LATOTI yo lan KOU KASASYON an?

SENA a pa p gen KOWOM pou DESTITYE PRIVERT.

Menm si CHANM MAL ELI an ta reyini pou fe sa ,POPILASYON an pa p OKIPE yo.

Yo te mete PRIVERT pou l fe bon ELEKSYON ,menm si KONSEY ELEKTORAL lan gen TET CHAT ladan l,POPILASYON an gen le ap PRAN yon CHANS ak MISYE,jiska PREV di KONTRE!

Jowèl,

Privè eli pou 120 jou.
Manda l ap fini 14 Me.

Sèl jan pou l ta rete se si popilasyon an sòti pou fòse Palman an pwolonje manda a.

Nou konnen Palman saa pap pwolonje paske gen palmantè ke Komisyon Verifikasyon an pral bat kanè.
Tout palmantè tètkale yo benefisye magouy Kep Opon an.

Epi tou bann diplomat etranje ki kont Komisyon an pat al vizite Palman pou anyen.

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