L’union européenne contre toute démarche visant à limoger Alix Didier Fils-Aimé
Tout changement à la tête du gouvernement à quelques jours de la fin du Conseil Présidentiel de Transition mettrait en péril la dynamique encourageante des forces de sécurité contre les gangs criminels.
Foreign Minister Álvarez holds bilateral meetings with the Special Representative of the Gang Suppression Force for Haiti (GSF) and the Special Representative of the...
Mr. Christofides reported that the first GSF contingents will arrive in April, and that the full deployment of the Force is projected for October. He also confirmed that mission funding has been approved for a one-year period.
As Haiti faces further political turmoil, the UN signals more troops on the way
The Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs hardened Washington's position in a post on Thursday, accusing politicians of conspiring with the gangs.
"It is the responsibility of corrupt Haitian politicians who use gangs and other armed groups to create chaos in the streets and then insist on a role in government to turn down the chaos they themselves have created," it said on X.
"The members of the TPC (Transitional Presidential Council) who have followed this path are not Haitian patriots. They are criminals like the gangs they conspire with."
Après les États Unis, le Canada s’oppose à la révocation du Premier ministre Alix Didier Fils-Aimé
« Le Canada est profondément préoccupé par les tentatives de plusieurs membres du CPT de remplacer le Premier ministre à seulement quelques jours de la fin de leur mandat. Cette action ne peut qu’affaiblir la stabilité et la sécurité du pays à un moment crucial de son histoire », peut-on lire dans la publication de l’ambassade du Canada sur X.
Haiti faces political showdown as ruling council seeks to oust prime minister
Haitians woke up Thursday under a cloud of uncertainty as the country’s fragile political transition descended into open confrontation, with the sides locked in a standoff and neither appearing willing to back down.
With just days remaining until its mandate ends, Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council is seeking to remove Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé from office. Such a move would create a dangerous political vacuum—one the United States and other international partners are anxious to avoid—and could open the door to renewed instability at a moment Haiti’s security forces have begun to make measurable gains against armed gangs.
