National Consensus Assembly calls for the departure of Alix Didier Fils-Aimé
The National Consensus Assembly, which concluded last Friday in Pétion-Ville, recommended replacing Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé and establishing a bicameral executive. This two-day meeting, launched by the National Entente (REN), brought together representatives from various sectors to discuss options in response to Haiti's political crisis.
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The adopted document also called for a new government configuration with a cabinet of technocrats. On Friday, October 9, Clarens Renois, leader of the UNIR party, called on "Panel Magik" for the emergence of a "national and consensual leadership," capable of uniting vital forces around a common project.
Prime Minister Fils-Aimé had presided over a meeting last Tuesday with representatives from the CEP as well as security force officials. This meeting aimed to assess the security situation and the organization of upcoming elections.
Reporting by Le Nouvelliste
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