The Presidential Council promises the restoration of constitutional order in Haiti and says it is determined to relieve the suffering of the population
Below are the voting members of the Council: Edgard Leblanc Fils, representative of Collective of January 30; Leslie Voltaire, Fanmi Lavalas; Smith Augustin, EDE/RED; Fritz Alphonse Jean, representative of the Montana Accord; Emmanuel Vertilaire, Pitit Dessalines; Dr Louis Gérald Gilles Agreement of December 21; Laurent St Cyr, representative of the Private Business Sector
After weeks of negotiations and changes, the Presidential Transitional Council has just published its very first press release, this Wednesday, March 27, 2024. In the document, the Council promises to work to restore constitutional order in Haiti and says it determined to alleviate the suffering of the population. Read the full document here.
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