Election decree rewritten four times: opposition denounces political plundering
The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) has amended the electoral decree four times, raising concerns about the impact on the credibility of the electoral process. The Observatory for Good Governance and Democracy (OBGD) calls for a comprehensive evaluation of the calendar and structure of the upcoming vote scheduled for December 13th.
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The Progressive Opposition condemns these successive changes as signs of incompetence and irresponsibility from current leaders. According to Rezo Nòdwès, the population is left to fend for itself in the face of persistent security challenges. The Private Sector, the Haitian Episcopal Conference, and various political parties and civil society organizations have expressed their disagreement with these changes.
The Progressive Opposition underscores the importance of restoring state authority to ensure credible elections. It calls for the CEP's independence from the executive branch and an electoral process that guarantees security, the credibility of organizers, and the sovereign choice of the people.
Opposition denunciations
The Progressive Opposition denounces these modifications as a sham electoral process. According to Rezo Nòdwès, Annibal Coffy stated that "the spectacle of failing governance" highlights the total collapse of current leaders.
Call to action
The Progressive Opposition issues a solemn appeal to the nation's active forces to join consultations aimed at finding a genuine political alternative. The goal is clear: to pave the way for Haiti's rebirth by ending this endless and destructive transition.
Reporting by Rezo Nòdwès

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