In a press release sent to the editorial office of Gazette Haiti News Wednesday, January 31, the Montana Agreement Monitoring Office invited all significant forces in the country to organize “peacefully the departure of the current power.” The BSA, which does not intend to “choose between the plague and cholera”, calls for vigilance so that “Ariel Henry is not replaced by another Ariel Henry. »
Montana was not kind to the powers that be in his press release. He believes that “today it is clear that the option for Ariel Henry and his de facto government remains at the top of the table for no actor, except for those who control and benefit from the privileges of the State”.
Montana asks all forces to remain vigilant to ensure that “Ariel Henry is not replaced by another Ariel Henry.” “That’s not what the country is looking for, that’s not what the severity of this crisis demands,” Montana says.
The Monitoring Office proposes to the active forces of the nation to organize “peacefully the departure of the current power and the construction on the basis of a new consensus for the transitional power”. Montana also says he believes that this is the only way for Haitians to take control of their destiny and lay the foundations for another governance for the country.
Magalie Comeau Dénis’ team accuses the government of carrying out propaganda in recent weeks to divert public attention. Montana believes the government is letting “their gangs take more territory, commit more murders, acquire more weapons and missions.”
Montana does not intend to “choose between the plague and cholera”
According to Montana, who wants to decode “the maneuvers” of the power in place, the de facto government is creating confusion to make people believe in an internal rebellion against itself. “They seek to plunge the country into an impasse where it would have to choose between “the plague and cholera”, all to prevent the forces organized inside the country from finding a peaceful political solution to the multifaceted crisis that is plaguing the country. », Analyzes Montana.
The actors in Montana allude to the so-called “revolution” movement launched by former police commissioner Guy Phillipe, supported by his armed wing, the Protected Areas Security Brigade (BSAP); a structure openly in rebellion with the government.
In his press release, Montana said he noted “that an armed faction of power threatens to worsen the violence” in Haiti while the population has suffered several massacres. According to the BSA, the country faces the threat of civil war.
A few days before February 7, the date marking the end of the transition led by Ariel Henry, more and more actors are demanding the departure of the power in place, criticized for its catastrophic management of the country.
By: Daniel Zéphyr
