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Forty years after Feb. 7, 1986, Haiti is not in need of more symbolism. Freedom was won, but never organized. The result is a state emptied of meaning and a people betrayed by those meant to lead. The post Forty years after Duvalier, Haiti must break with the past | Opinion appeared first on The Haitian Times.
With the Transitional Presidential Council’s mandate expired, Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé now leads Haiti’s executive authority alone, backed by international partners amid political deadlock. The post Alix Didier Fils-Aimé becomes Haiti’s de facto head of state after CPT’s exit appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Feb. 7 marks a day of profound political change in Haiti, from the fall of a dictatorship to the promise of democracy. The post Today in Haitian history: February 7 marks Duvalier ouster, first Aristide presidency appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As the Transitional Presidential Council’s mandate ends Feb. 7 and efforts for members to stay in power beyond that date continue, Haitians say everyone must go. Political and civil society stakeholders conclude that CPT members have lost all credibility after failing to restore security, hold elections or implement reforms. The post ‘CPT must go’,Haitians say as costly and failed council nears end of mandate appeared first on The Haitian Times.
This measure brings to three the number of sitting members of Haiti’s Presidential Council sanctioned by the United States over efforts to remove the Prime Minister. The post US slaps visa restrictions on CPT amid fight over changing Haiti’s PM appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Members of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) insist on replacing the Prime Minister with an interim appointee for a 30-day period to handle ongoing affairs, stating on Jan. 23 that “it was us who appointed the Prime Minister, not the international community.” The post Haiti’s CPT moves to fire prime minister as more foreign powers warn against it appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Press offenses are punishable by six months to three years in prison and a fine of about $760. Penalties are doubled if offenses are committed electronically or via social media to reach a wider audience. The post CPT sets jail time and stiff fines for Haitian journalists, digital distributors — raising alarm appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s instability stems from more than corruption and gangs. U.S. policies and interventions have long undermined democracy and sovereignty. The post U.S. must stop fueling Haiti’s instability appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Barely a month after Haitians elected Jean-Bertrand Aristide in a landslide, remnants of the Duvalier regime attempted to seize power by force. The post Today in history: Roger Lafontant’s failed coup tested Haiti’s fragile democracy appeared first on The Haitian Times.
