OAS chief calls for barring candidates tied to criminal organizations from Haiti elections
OAS Secretary General Albert Ramdin has called for candidates with ties to criminal organizations to be barred from Haiti's upcoming December elections.
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Radin made this statement during a September 12 press conference, emphasizing that individuals linked to prison groups should not participate in electoral processes. The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) is currently receiving candidate paperwork and adapting registration procedures due to security concerns in certain areas.
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