Haiti - Elections : "The Haitian climate is calm, tranquil, serene, and without violence" ! - HaitiLibre.com : Haiti news 7/7
 New revised electoral calendar (Oct. 28, 2026)





Minister Dumas attends tribute dinner for the U-15 champion Grenadiers

Diaspora Canada : National Identification Card Service is available

iciHaiti - National Ambulance Centern: Outlook and Priorities 2026-2027

PNH : 242 female police officers in the 37th promotion

iciHaiti - Elections : Voter registration awareness campaign (video)


more news


Haiti - News : Zapping...

Development Plan for the Electricity Sector in Haiti

Haiti - Quito : Ministers of Education of the Americas approve a common roadmap

Haiti - Economy : Minister Monazard encourages investment from the diaspora in Haiti

Haiti - Football :D-4 start of the LHF D1 championship (schedule, teams, etc...)


more news


Haiti - Elections : "The Haitian climate is calm, tranquil, serene, and without violence" !


Haiti - Elections :

The head of the UN mission in Haiti (Minustah), Edmond Mulet, gave us last Saturday, one of his statements that he has the secret, to make us share his idyllic reading of the situation has 1 week of the elections. He says that presidential and parliamentary elections next Sunday will take place in a "Haitian climate calm, tranquil, serene, and without violence" (!!), adding "in the circumstances of Haiti".

Should we understand if his words, that there are "Haitian circumstances" where the climate of violence may be considered "as serene or acceptable" according to its criteria? Of course, Mulet, skilful desinformator with the service of UN, was quick to qualify his remarks by stating "If we compare the current electoral process, the election campaign last year, or the 2006 presidential or even presidential before". Compare with worse, does not justify the current situation of violence. Know Mulet one death is one death too many, and no level of violence in our country is unacceptable, violence does not trivialize!

So listen to this official, all is quiet (or will) ... This is probably why, General Gerardo Chaumont, head of UN police, reminds us that "over 3,200 officers UN police will devote to the task of election security, which must be added 4.200 security officers and 4,500 officers of the Haitian National Police ... "

If the climate of Haiti is calm, peaceful and without violence, as alleged by the UN official, what about the second appeal for calm (yesterday) of the OAS and CARICOM (the common mission to observe elections in Haiti ), which deplored the significant increase in pre-election violence... Calling on candidates and political parties to promote a climate of tolerance, renounce the use of weapons, physical assault and respect the rights of competing parties and their supporters ?

Why then, this same Mission calls on the National Police of Haiti to do everything in their power to curb the increasing violence and take steps to avoid confrontations, if everything is so quiet ?

Do not believe the UN propaganda of misinformation, we need to go vote, but do not ignore that this act of citizenship is not without risk, without imagining the worst. Stay alert and be careful this is the setpoint.

HL/ HaitiLibre



Twitter Facebook Rss
Send news to... Daily news...




Why HaitiLibre ? | Contact us | Français
Copyright © 2010 - 2026
Haitilibre.com