Indeed, the new Prime Minister and the members of the Presidential Transitional Council are experiencing their first division. Indeed, Garry Conille would like to increase the number of Ministries from eighteen (18) to eleven (11). An approach to which the transitional structure is opposed.
According to a source contacted by Hebdo24, the former UN official who became Prime Minister for the second time opts for economic austerity, therefore the reduction of state spending in this context marked by untenable poverty.
For its part, the Presidential Transitional Council is opposed, arguing that positions have been promised to certain sectors, in a logic of “sharing responsibilities”.
A question that divides the two parties called to work together to promote the return of democratic order in Haiti. Is it already a standoff? How far will this opposition lead?
