hile at the National Palace, the Commission for the Evaluation and Verification of the 2015 Elections set up by President Privert was taking office, American Ambassador Peter F. Mulrean and Special Coordinator for Haiti, Kenneth Merten were visiting the Legislative Palace in order to meet with Senators from the majority and minority blocs who each expressed their point of view on the political situation of the country, the elections and the commission for the verification and evaluation of the elections.
If we are to believe the President ai of the Senate, Ronald Larêche, the discussions with the American emissaries were held in a cordial atmosphere. “The American diplomats wanted to express their concerns vis-a-vis a provisional government, the blockage of the electoral process” specified the President ai of the Senate. Asked if the Americans would have raised their tone during this meeting, or even carried a specific message, the parliamentarian refused to comment, stressing that he was chairing an Assembly and that he should be above the fray . Regarding the future of the Provisional President beyond May 14, Senator Ronald Larêche gave the guarantee that parliamentarians as officials and politicians will assume their duty.
Reactions of Senators Jean-Baptiste Bien-Aimé, Stiven Benoît and Antonio Cheramy after the visit to the Haitian Parliament of the American Ambassador Peter F. Mulrean and the Special Coordinator for Haiti, Kenneth Merten.
