The Supreme Judicial Council of Haiti has reached the end of the term of office of President Jovenel Moïse, who has not yet confirmed that another year will be in power.
The Council declares “extremely preoccupied with the grave consequences resulting from the failure of a political agreement ahead of the expiration of the presidential constitutional mandate” Jovenel Moïse on February 7, 2021, following a resolution divulging the home.
To undo the day, Moses wanted to disconnect, through Twitter, questioning his legitimacy and reiterating his desire to thoroughly reform the country’s political life.
“My Administration has received from the people Haiti has a constitutional mandate of 60 months. We agotado 48 of them. The next 12 months are dedicated to the reform of the energy sector, the implementation of the referendum and the organization of elections”, tuiteó.
In this context of great political upheaval, the calls of the capital city are desirous of the first hours of the day, although some people are trying to get rid of unforeseen origins in the Puerto Príncipe center, periodic AFP reports.
In Haiti, the presidential mandate will last five years and begin on February 7 following the elections. It was February 7, 1986, when the last ten decades of the dictatorship of the Duvalier ended.
The October 2015 elections will take place as a governor to Moses in the first instance, but the comics will have filed anti-fraud allegations.
Declared winner in the election held one year later, Moses finally took over on February 7, 2017.
Through the comic book disputes, the protests of the opposition to demand their renunciation intensify in the main cities of the country in the boreal city of 2018.
For the last few years, civil society has been campaigning against corruption and insecurity, with the proliferation of pandillas all over the country.