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The position of the Haitian Coalition of Canada against the dictatorship in Haiti on the joint
We in the coalition, who are signatories to the August 30, 2021 agreement (Montana), are very concerned about how the international community is imposing their own game rules on Haitian actors by setting up a transition that will overtake all the old policies that were being made .
We remain in agreement with the principle of transition to cut off the anger, the agreement of 30 days would send the rise.
The transition of the angry cut has a series of principles and fundamental brands. Principles, such as regaining the rights of the country’s majors, which cannot be negotiated. Retaining old age means throwing away all forms of occupation. Caricom, which is supposed to play a middle game role, seems, through its actions, to be an interested political actor, acting according to the agenda of the power that dominates the country, together with politicians and its political organizations inside the country. In this logic, transnational occupation is imposed as the condition for establishing the transition. This does not work at all with our convictions and principles.
An angry transition must be clearly visible, from the choice of those who are in it. In this sense, we continue to believe that the Haitian Party (PTK) and its alliances have no place in any transitional government, which wants to regain the rights of the great majority of the country and establish the conditions for the Haitian people to live in peace and dignity. It is this regime that puts us in the quagmire we are in, with the aim of dismantling, from the start, all initiatives and popular mobilization in the country, which requires changing the system. The popular saying overturned the pot, is the clear idea of the will and determination of the Haitian people to establish another model of society. Therefore, the people and organizations of the “legal thugs” Phtk and its alliances, who are supported by the “international community”, are the ones who, for more than a decade, are responsible for today’s situation of brigandage and terror. The Haitian people cry, that’s enough. Phtk and its alliances, on the obedience of the Core group (United States, France, Canada…) cannot end up creating brigandáy, creating problems, and looking for solutions. They are setting fire, and they are the firemen again.
It has been 13 years since the Phtk regime has been in power and is benefiting from the blessings of the Core Group countries (in particular the United States, France and Canada). The Haitian people have never missed an opportunity to throw these people into the dustbin of history, for financial crimes, massacres, corruption and all the evil deeds they commit against the people.
An angry transition requires people and organizations, who do not have gold rings, who are not involved in any bad deeds, drugs, financial crimes, kidnappings, murders; those who have never been convicted by the country’s or international judiciary.
A clean transition must have people who are not under any national or international sanctions, people who have never tied their sausages to the Phtk’s criminal regime and who have never served the interests of foreign countries. This means that this transition needs only people and organizations that are not in trouble, that are honest, people can trust, patriots, strong, competent and that will put the interests of Haiti before everything. In this sense, we have a lot of concern about the presence of Montana in the president’s college, set up by Caricom, because the initiative of Caricom does not respond to any steps that are really angry. In our opinion, the goal is to end all Haitian initiatives for the country to get its own adult rights and prevent Haiti from bringing a Haitian solution, which is an adult, to the crisis created in the country.
We note all the shenanigans Caricom is executing, in the name of its employers, contrary to all the fundamental principles of the transition. Everything that is going on here responds to the objectives of the countries that are oppressing Haiti, to renew and strengthen the Phtk regime and its alliances, which respond like pimps to the projects of the countries that are dominating Haiti. Moreover, it is a gimmick to continue and strengthen the dependence and domination of the country. To accept this, is to sell the right of the greatness of the country to the greatness.
As Montana told him in the program he thought about it before, Haiti needs a transition to cut off angry Haitians and Haitians decide to be adults. It is a transition, which must at least create the conditions to de-ghost the country in all its seams (especially economic and political), repatriate the country’s seniority, by organizing proper elections without the dictatorship of foreign countries or the local oligarchy.
All transitions must be clear to the Haitian people, from the choices of people and organizations participating in it. This transition must create the conditions for people to live in peace, in dignity and lay the groundwork for people to live like people, the groundwork for citizens and citizens to see and do politics in a different way in the country, and create the conditions for prosecution of all financial crimes and massacres against the Haitian people.
All Caricom’s actions are against this project. In this sense, we believe that the 30 Dawout agreement must launch a permanent communication movement to explain to all the signatory organizations and the Haitian people in general what is going on. When we see how what is being done is contrary to the transition project, it gives us great concern. Sooner or later, we continue to believe that, at the crossroads where we are, all true patriots and progressive organizations have a responsibility to history, on the basis of principles and morality, to gather and unite in a united front, to prevent the country from taking in a catchoubombe that will renew Phtk and its alliances, and dismantle all democratic and popular initiatives.
We have to combine our strength in adulthood, to land the transition project of the angry cut.
It is an appointment we have with history. Let’s answer now and take responsibility.
Haiti first of all! Long live Haiti! Long live the struggle of the Haitian people! Those who fight do not die!
Montreal, March 27, 2024
Those who sign for Canadian Haitian coalition against the dictatorship in Haitiwith :
Alain Saint-Victor
Walner Sigh
