The President of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, numbered this year’s three new juices from the Court of Cassation to assist the three magistrates who passed the moon three times accusing them of participating in a golf course.
The new apartheid decree does not adjust to the rules established by the Constitution for the election of the magistrates of the High Court, in the same manner as the executive order with which the other court is required to withdraw.
The Ley fundamental reserve in Senado the prerogative of presenting a tern of three candidates to integrate the Corte de Casación, between which the president must elect a single magistrate.
The three new magistrates named by Moise are Octélus Dorvilien, Louiselmé Joseph and Pierre Harry Alexis.
Currently, the Senate is practically closed and only has a term of up to 30 members in its mandate, and Parliament has not yet renewed the time limit for the elections scheduled for 2019.
The passing moon, Mouse ordered by decree the jubilee jubilee of the juices Joseph Mécène Jean Louis, Yvickel Dabrésil and Wendelle Coq Thelot, to supuestamente tram a golpe de Estado.
Dabrésil was arrested at the end of the week and was released on bail, by order of Jean Louis, Dean of the Court of Cassation, accepting the last Monday the number of the opposition to assume the cargo of the “internal president” of country, in a challenge to the authority of Moses.
This week, the United States and the Organization of American States (OEA) express their concern about the legality of the median decree on which the jubilee of the magistrates is ordered.
The dispute between the Executive and the juices, supported by the opposition, has led to Haiti in a serious political crisis.