What triumphalism yesterday on the occasion of the presentation of the report of the Independent Electoral Evaluation and Verification Commission to the provisional president in the presence of numerous representatives of the flourishing industry of democracy. While the main recommendations of this commission were already circulating at “Livres en Folie” at the end of the past week, everything has been done to make this simple ceremony an event like no other. Liaison officer between the Commission and the Secretariat of the Presidency. “Prior interview with his Excellency Mr. Jocelerme Privert for the purpose of informing him personally of the content of the said report”. The provisional president had already qualified since last Thursday May 30 as “Historic Day”.
A day of deep reflections would perhaps be more appropriate insofar as the irregularities and massive frauds discovered by the team of Mr. François Benoît prove once again that our elites are incapable of organizing good elections. In 30 years, only two former Presidents of the Court of Cassation Me Ertha Pascal Trouillot and Me Boniface Alexandre / Latortue have won this bet. Martelly was only a bad student in wanting to overtake his predecessors and try “yon sel kout kle” with a nice stranger.
The most ulcerative part of all this din around the delivery of a report from a commission, however important it is, is that the debates will be centered, from this Tuesday, on the electoral calendar and the organization of new presidential elections. Certain political parties will certainly challenge the recommendations of the Independent Electoral Evaluation and Verification Commission by proposing the ZERO option, that is to say, asking for the outright cancellation of all the elections (legislative and municipal) organized. by Pierre-Louis Opont’s CEP.
What will be the fate of artisans, beneficiaries of fraud and fraudsters? They do not have to worry in this republic of little rascals where the dead sign contracts with the State and are present in the polling stations in imposing numbers to exercise their civic rights. Singular little country.
In the meantime, the country is facing crises as important as the electoral impasse: the cholera which resurfaces in several regions of the country, the hunger which still grips millions of our compatriots today and hundreds of patients deprived of health care (even primary) in the main public hospitals of the country for two (2) long months. Social health is not one of the priorities of those who claim to govern this country. To be convinced of this, it suffices to compare the budgetary appropriations allocated to the political sectors, that is to say the Presidency, the Prime Minister’s Office, the Justice and the Parliament.
The testimonies of four (4) patients including three (3) at the Hospital of the State University of Haiti and a young lady at the Isaie Jeanty Hospital located in Chancerelles bring to light the level of deprivation of our hospital facilities, the little importance that the Haitian State gives to human lives and the level of irresponsibility of our leaders. The executive and the legislature are launching “toyas” (pale) while hundreds of patients are abandoned to their fate. Last week, it was the fiery president of the Health Commission, Dr Carl MUrat (pay attention to the letter U) Cantave who denounced the nonchalance of the Minister of Public Health, Dr Daphnée D. BENOIT DELSOIN,
Gentlemen, leaders, imagine one of your relatives living together with rodent mammals and mosquitoes on a bed in a foul-smelling room of the general hospital and Chancerelles two (2) months after having each undergone a surgical operation. This is the ordeal of a mother in her fifties operated for breast cancer, Félix Jean-Daniel (27 years old) a student of the HUEH, Marc Junior (25 years old) also operated since of appendicitis and Manise Dieu, a young woman in her thirties who does her physiological needs in pain and embarrassment. All of them sent the same message to you the leaders of this country “DO WHAT YOU CAN TO END THE RESIDENTS STRIKE” after having sipped, of course, your Beaujolais, your Bordeaux Bordeaux with your friends from the industry of democracy.
