Jean Max Bellerive, Do not expect elections in Haiti any time soon
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Mr. Bellerive admit that the government will have to return to the Haitian Parliament for any possible extension. However, he also stated that there are many tasks that remain in order to establish trust among the population in the electoral process.
The simple translation to all that: "The process will take anywhere from one to two years before we can have an elected president at the National Palace in Haiti"
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All Comments (2)
As much as I dislike jean-max bellerive I must say that he is finally right of this impossible task to conduct a credible election as early as April even thru December because the government needs to replace a lot of supervisors who were involved in the previous fraudulent election that sweet Micky and opont had conducted.
Mr. Bellerive, you finally say something that is true which is it is impossible to conduct this election so
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