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CARICOM Group Worried About Haitian Electoral Preparations
The CARICOM Group of Eminent Persons (GEP) has expressed concerns about the preparations for elections in Haiti, which are scheduled for December 13. After a visit to the country from September 2 to 9, the GEP met with political actors and civil society representatives, including government institution officials and the leadership of the Gang Suppression Force (GSF).
By NAGO News
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The group noted several advances in the electoral process and party preparations. However, it remains concerned about voter registration and new ballot requirements. According to the GEP, certain areas remain out of state control, affecting the achievement of voter enrollment expectations.
Stakeholders emphasized that improving security is crucial for holding the elections. Recent spikes in violence and kidnappings pose a major obstacle to organizing the national vote. The group called on international partners to honor their security commitments to support Haiti during this critical period.
"Haiti is at a critical turning point," GEP representatives stated, highlighting the need for fair and inclusive elections. Rapid deployment of additional resources by partner countries would be essential to ensure that the electoral process can take place in a secure environment.
Reporting by Radio Télévision Caraïbes

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