Jovenel Moïse's mandate will end on February 7, 2022: plea by Minister Claude Joseph to the international

• May, 27 2020 à 21:18
• Jean-Claude Dorsainvil
• Politique
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Claude JOSEPH in a correspondence addressed to the Heads of diplomatic missions of Haiti, dated May 26, 2020 and which circulates on social networks, reaffirmed the will of the Head of State and his government d '' organize elections to install a new president on February 07, 2022 at the National Palace. Thus it requests the political support of the countries known as friends of Haiti.

When our young Haitians don't have a chromosome.


During the year 2016, it was this same Claude Joseph who sharply criticized the PHTK political regime, in writing this, we must account ladies and gentlemen the political leaders of the PHTK Party. Today, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship changes his shirt, lajan fe chien leve danse, Haitian creole.


The Haitian people demand the resignation of President Jovenel Moise, who is considered in the history of Haiti as one of the most criminal, incompetent, nasty and corrupt Haitian presidents. The Haitian presidency is really decried and degrading for the periods from the year 2012 to the present.
At a time when the debates on the end of JoveneL Moïse’s mandate are on everyone's lips, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship puts his foot in the stirrup. He writes to the heads of the various Haitian diplomatic missions to ask them to intervene with friendly countries to testify to them of the will of the President of the Republic and his government to set in motion the electoral machine having to organize elections in Haiti, which elections will aim to renew the Haitian political staff and hand the presidential chair to an elected official, he said. In this correspondence, Claude Joseph has taken care to specify more than once that the mandate of Jovenel Moïse ends on February 7, 2022, he believes.

The Haitian chancellor asks these heads of missions to inform international institutions or the states with which they are accredited of Jovenel Moïse's determination to pass the presidential scarf to another president on February 07, 2022, the date on which his mandate of 5 years will come to an end, he believes. Furthermore, they must take all steps to obtain political support from states and international institutions in the process of renewing democratic institutions.

According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship, the social and economic development of the country necessarily requires lasting stability. In this sense, he asks the friendly countries of Haiti to support the government's effort to stabilize the country. The political stability of Haiti, he said, depends on the proper functioning of solid institutions and respect for the democratic standards defined by the Constitution and its laws.

According to the diplomat, Claude JOSEPH, the mother law of the country fixes the presidential mandate for a period of 5 years nonrenewable. Respect for this rule, he says, is guaranteed by democratic rules. Like the Head of State, Doctor Claude JOSEPH believes that participating in the elections is the royal road defined by democracy to gain power. Haitian diplomats are instructed to defend these principles with friendly countries insisted the minister in this correspondence.

In recent days, the date of the end of the presidential mandate is the subject that has hit the headlines. If for the opposition, lawyers, President Jovenel Moïse must leave power on February 7, 2021 to respect article 134-2 of the constitution, for the latter and his supporters it is quite the same. The president’s term will expire on February 7, 2022 so that he can complete his 5-year term, they say. A whole debate is launched.