Representatives of the Economic Forum of Private Sector Affairs (FESPA) have met yesterday in Petion Ville, the Senator Joseph Lambert to inform him the concerns of the business sector over the deteriorating political climate in the country, the blocking concerning the nomination of the Prime Minister-designate and the absence of a Government who is slow to be constitued. The Forum FESPA is concerned about the serious consequences that this situation could have on other sectors of the society particularly the economy.

After the meeting, representatives of the Forum have asked to the Senator Lambert, to try to convince the Group of 16 Senators, opposed to the ratification of the Prime Minister-designate, Me Bernard Gousse to reassess their position. The Senator has promised to the Forum to deliver the message, but has indicated that the sectors concerned would be better to start to think to a perspective of "the after Gousse."

S/ HaitiLibre