Port-au-Prince, April 25, 2024 [AlterPresse] — Early Thursday morning, April 25, 2024, in a ceremony that no one expected, the members of the Transitional Presidential Council swore to respect the Constitution in the National Palace, on the Champs-Élysées, Port-au-Prince, contrary to what was announce the
This ceremony is held in the National Palace under the sound of gunfire.
Many people say it was the strategy, for security reasons, of the members of the President’s Council for the transition, who announced that the official installation ceremony would be held in Miso’s host villa.
The security problem, the terror and violence of gangs and guns, the economy that is in ruins, the institutions that are flat on the ground, piles and lots of social problems that are cutting across the country: these are among the major challenges that the presidential council for the transition will have to face. .
Smith Augustin, Louis Gérald Gilles, Fritz Alphonse Jean, Edgard Leblanc Fils, Laurent Saint-Cyr, Emmanuel Vertilaire, Leslie Voltaire, are 7 members who will have the right to vote in the discussion of the President’s Council for the transition. Régine Abraham and Frinel Joseph will play the role of observers in the discussion of the Presidential Council for the transition.
Precisely, after being sworn in at the National Palace, on the Chanmmas, Port-au-Prince, 9 members of the President’s Council for the transition participated in a ceremony at the Miso’s Villa, Petyonvil. There were Haitian political leaders and foreign diplomats, who attended the 2nd part of the ceremony at the Villa Miso/Petyonvil.
Restore security in the country. Organize elections and hand over the Constitution. Get the justice system back on track. Restore the image of the institutions of the country of Haiti. Double the economy of the country. Put the country back on the path of law. These are some of the missions of the Transitional Presiding Council to himself, until he takes the political reins until February 7, 2026. It is part of the statement of agronomist engineer Régine Abraham, who speaks on behalf of 9 members of the Transitional Council.
The installation of members of the President’s Council for the transition is a relief for the country and waiting for a change. There is a need for the country of Haiti to make this new experience, to lead the country on the path of peace, togetherness and peace. The situation is very serious. It is a situation that requires great sacrifice, to change the way we used to act for the benefit of the whole country. It is the consideration of the prime minister for a long time, Michel Patrick Boisvert, after Ariel Henry confirmed his resignation on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, after 33 months of the de facto government that did not produce any results.
The official installation of the Transitional Council on Thursday, April 25, 2024, is a new opportunity to regroup democratic institutions in Haiti. The integrated office of the United Nations in Haiti (Binuh) maintains its commitment to provide the necessary support to the authorities in their efforts, to create conditions for social peace, to provide assurances in favor of proper elections, in which all Haitians and Haitians can participate. This is what Binuh said after the official installation of the President’s Council for the transition, Thursday morning, April 25, 2024.
Since the early hours of Thursday, April 25, 2024, many gunshots have been heard in Port-au-Prince and Delma. Gangs with guns burned down many houses under Dëlma, according to testimonies obtained by AlterPresse and AlterRadio.
Hospital space and all institutions that provide healthcare, is where people are given health. No one has the right to attack the personnel or these health spaces. That’s how the United Nations told him, after the act of depredation by gangs with weapons, on the night of Saturday, April 220, 2024, in the space of the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy of the State University of Haiti, in Oswald Durand Street, Port-au-Prince.
On Thursday, April 25, 2024, 2 new US military planes landed at Port-au-Prince International Airport. This is the 3rd US military plane to land at the international airport of Port-au-Prince, where no commercial aircraft have been since the gang and gun attacks, beginning in March 2024.
The US military, security and support personnel, who arrived on Tuesday, April 23, 2024 in the US military plane that landed at the international airport of Port-au-Prince, is the reason why the US embassy in Haiti remains open. It is the ongoing mission to ensure the security of US embassies around the world. This is what the United States military said in a communique. [ppsf emb rc apr 25/04/2024 13:38]
