Government

If you believe the opposition, you will think so. According to Senator Francois Anick Joseph and with the support of many of his collegues, The current government just formed by Primer Minister Laurent Lamothe is inconstitutional and does not exist.

They are saying that there is no government in the country. Why?

Here is where the problem is. The Presidential Decree that was issued to form the new government on 2 April had some contradictions. Instead of announcing in the decree that some ministers resigned, instead it stated that the Cabinet of Ministers resigned. more »

The only way to have an electoral law for the next election in Haiti is to go over the body of Senator Moise Jean Charles. The Senator of North has made public his decision not to vote on the amended electoral law. Senator Moïse Jean-Charles, one of the leading opponents of the government of Michel Martelly has made it clear that he intends to block the pending amendments making its round in the Haitian Senate. The amendment was recently ratified unanimously by the Chamber of Deputies more »

While many will have to find new careers as a result of this new Government Shake-up in Haiti, we have been able to notice some big winners as well. Among the winners are Duly Brutus, Reginald Delva, Nesmy Manigat, Rudy Heriveaux, Lener Renauld, Joseph Patrick Sully, Monique Rosann, and Himler Rebu.

Duly Brutus who has been Ambassador of Haiti to the Organization of American States (OAS) replaced Pierre Richard Casimir by becoming Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship. more »

Mezanmi, Mwin bezoin yon moun ede mwen nan sa. Nan reinyon sa ki te fet nan Otel El Rancho sa, anpil moun pale de Gouvenman Douverti. Se nan ki sa minm nou tonbe nan bagay sa. Se ki moun minm ki prale benefisye: eskese Pep? eske se politisyen Ayisyen? eske se Party Politik? eske se Ayiti?

Bagay yo toujou fet sou non pep, min eske pep ape tire avantaj? more »

Mezanmi gin eskiz ak eskiz oui! Senatè prezante eskiz li devan payi-a, devan cor Senatè yo, devan moun Jacmel et an fin devan Daniel Theodore. Min li fè konnin si Daniel Theodore kontinye fè sa, li pap bon pou li!

Eske sa vle di ke li ap kasse bouch Daniel Theodore anko?

Epi, Li di ke li ape mete li an dispozition pou li reponn devan jistis pou plain ke Daniel Theodore ak avoka li pote kontre li. Eske sa vle di ke li dakkor pou yo retire immunite li? more »

The new Chief Prosecutor of Port-au-Prince means business. Me René Francisco who was installed just one two days ago announced the end of "recreation" and "radio theater" by the people. He wants to create more discipline in the Haitian Media

According to Me René Francisco "The recess is over, the radio drama is over". From now on, there is no question of treating the authorities.

Me René Francisco insists that the authority of the state must be restored. Please watch the Video: more »

A fist fight between members of the Haitian Parliament interrupted a session of the House on August 7, 2013. During a heated discussion some Deputies decided to get at each other and Some physical contact was exchanged in the incident that occurred. It's still unclear just what, exactly, the fight was about.

Legislative violence refers to any violent clashes between members of a legislature, often physically inside the legislature and triggered by divisive issues and tight votes. more »

The Minister charged to manage relations between the Parliament and Executive, Ralph Theano was kicked out of the Haitian Lagislative Chamber this week.

Minister Ralph Theano, who has the job of smoothing relations between the Executive and the Legislative branches of government did everything but his job to ease tension between members of the Lower House and the office of the Haiti Prime Minister. more »

The PRI, in an effort to prevent the Haitian Prime Minister to present is report at the Haitian Parliament?

This turned into a real Carnival at the Parliament.

Was this "Lundi Gras in Haiti? more »