New violent demonstrations

Yesterday Wednesday a large demonstration compose mainly of Lavalas supporters, but also LAPEH and Pitit Dessalines was on the Delmas road, en route to Petion-ville, was prevented at Delmas 48 from reaching Petion-ville by a major Police presence and CIMO who face the stone throwers used the water cannons and tear gas, on their way the demonstrators broke several windows of cars. Stone jets were also spotted on the Boulevard du 15 octobre near the OAVCT.

Results this Friday

The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) announces that the proclamation of the preliminary results of the partial and complementary legislative and senatorial will be published on Friday, December 2, 2016.

Jovenel Moïse has two tasks

According to deputy Gary Bodeau, there are two tasks for Jovenel Moïse, launch the constructive dialogue and develop the inclusive political pact essential to stability. "Goodwill is not enough, slogans will not work, you have to make the right decisions that can influence the future."

Marteen Boute heard

Tuesday, Digicel CEO Marteen Boute went to the public prosecutor's office in Port-au-Prince to be heard "on the grounds that your company has published some results of the elections held in the country on November 20 in flagrant violation of the Electoral Decree governing elections" https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-19333-haiti-elections-digicel-ceo-convened-to-the-public-prosecutor-s-office.html it is Mirlande Dupiche Prévost, spokesman of the prosecutor's office accompanied by several substitutes of the government commissioner who heard Mr. Boute, who will have to appear again to the public prosecutor of Port au Prince to answer again to the questions of the justice.

A mafia sector at the origin of the manipulations ?

Rony Timothé, one of the spokespersons of the Platform Pitit Dessalines, denounces the preliminary results of the elections and points the finger at a mafia sector at the origin of the manipulations that produced them...

The part of women's vote will be known

Marie Frantz Joachim, Secretary General of the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP), said she was satisfied with the electoral process, saying that "the weight of women's votes in these elections will be known at the end of the tabulation of the votes cast."

HL/ HaitiLibre