Haiti's Transitional Council Faces Internal Conflict Over Prime Minister Appointment
Haiti’s transitional presidential council is embroiled in controversy after a surprise prime minister appointment, highlighting deep divisions and ongoing instability.
- A faction within Haiti's transitional council reversed their decision on appointing a new prime minister, aiming to adhere to an original political agreement.
- The unexpected nomination of Fritz Bélizaire as prime minister has caused significant discord among council members, threatening the council's unity.
- Critics accuse the majority bloc of political maneuvering and corruption, undermining the council's legitimacy.
- The council, which is responsible for restoring security and organizing elections by 2026, faces challenges from powerful gangs and internal disputes.
- Statements from various political figures emphasize the need for transparency and consensus to maintain the transition’s credibility.