According to information obtained by our editorial staff, the Presidential Advisors have just received brand new armoured cars provided by the presidential administration. This initiative marks a notable change in the equipment available to senior state officials.
Until recently, the President-Councillors used armored vehicles already in circulation at the National Palace since 2021. For example, the President of the Provisional Transitional Council (CPT), Edgard Leblanc, had the car formerly assigned to the former Secretary General of the Presidency, Josué Pierre-Louis.
Our source specifies that the nine Presidential Advisors will soon take their places at the National Palace, where all the offices are now ready to welcome them. This deployment is seen as a key step in the process of reorganizing the administration.
Furthermore, it is planned that the portraits of the Presidential Advisors will soon adorn the walls of state institutions, replacing those of former President Jovenel Moïse, who died in July 2021. This decision symbolizes the desire to move forward in the ongoing political transition.
