The deaths of Haitian opposition figures this Wednesday marks the inauguration of President Jovenel Moise in a statement that went to the United States Embassy, saying he had supported his mandate.
The police suppressed the demonstration by using lacrimogenic gases to prevent the occupants from entering the embassy door, claiming to have entered a document.
VARIOS HERIDOS
At least three people were killed, including a periodical, after the National Police used gas and ammunition to disperse a group of protesters trying to get to the stadium by a truck belonging to the local group. .
In various points of the corridor, the protesters levied barricades with neumatic in llamas and launched powders and adoquines to the police.
The protesters wanted to join the United States Embassy to send a message to President Joe Biden to ask the Governor of his country to support Moise, the object of violent protests from 2018.
CONTROVERSION BY EL MANDATO CHAIRMAN
Last week, the opposition reacted to the anti-government protests with the intention of increasing the price in the calls in accordance with the 7th of February, close to what is considered to be the end of Moise’s mandate.
Moise used the power on February 7, 2017 to complete a five-year mandate, according to which his accounts will retire from the state of the state until 2022, to what he counts with the support of the Organization of American States (OEA), States United and other countries.
The opposition juxtaposes that the mandate of the Moise term in February 2021 debated that an article of the Constitution preceded an advance of the beginning of the presidential period if there were any problems with the counting of votes in the elections.
Considering that this article is applicable to this case because it is concerned with the 2015 elections, which were filed for fraud, and were repeated in 2016.
Without embargo, the OEA supports the thesis that the mandate of Moise lasts until 2022 and has also added it to the electoral calendar that he planted the mandate.
2021, UN AÑO ELECTORAL
At the moment, the Haitian president is pushing for the drafting of a new Constitution, with what he aspires to achieve with the constant political instability that has plagued his country since 2018.
The text of the Constitution, which has not been announced by the Citizenship, will be referenced sometime in the finals of April and in the second semester elections will be held to renovate all the power plants of the country.
For September, presidential and legislative elections are scheduled; in November, the municipalities and the second year of the presidency, in case of need.
Moise has insured on several occasions that it will not open a second mandate until the new Constitution has the capacity to present.
PROTESTAS CONSTANTES
With this new strong map, Moise aspires to deal with the political instability that has prevailed since the drafting of the 1987 Constitution, at which time it has had 24 different ministers in 33 years.
Moise’s mandate has been particularly crowded since 2018, with frequent demonstrations, fed up with the dissatisfaction of the population with corruption, poverty, the rise in prices of basic goods and insecurity.
It is an informal publication of sema por la ONU, al menos 133 persone murieron en 551 resultaron heridas durante las manifestaciones sucedidas en Haití deste octubre de 2018 hasta diciembre de 2019.
Violence has increased in these markets, in part due to the criminal repression of the Police, and in part due to the action of armed bands that control barricades in Puerto Príncipe.
The protests took place in the first months of the pandemic, but were renewed in the present year, although there are less indexes of violence that will be seen in the last months of 2019.