Hearings suspended at BCEN

The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) informs that on May 6, the Office of the National Electoral Disputes (BCEN) has heard 69 appeals, of the 93 cases listed in the general role. Download the general role : https://www.haitilibre.com/docs/elections2015/25octobre/municipales-definitif/greffe-du-bcen-municipales.pdf

In addition, the CEP announced that the Electoral judges decided on Wednesday to observe a suspension of hearings. The sessions will be resumed normally Tuesday, May 17, at 10:00 a.m. Following the previously established schedule, the cases to be heard at the resumption concern municipal cartels of departments of North, Northwest and Grand'Anse.

PM postpones a convocation to the Senate

The Prime Minister, Enex Jean Charles, convened Wednesday by the Commission "Health" of Senate around the strike by resident doctors in government hospitals, requested the postponement of the meeting to Monday, May 16. The Head of Government evokes the unavailability of Ministers of Health, Economy and Planning, which should accompany him to this convocation.

Unsatisfied of judgments can see the Commission

In a note dated May 10, 2016, and signed by François Benoit, Chairman of the Independent Commission for Electoral Evaluation and Verification (CIEVE) "informs candidates to the recent legislative and municipal elections who have exercised an appeal before the contentious instances of the CEP (BCED and BCEN) whose final decisions were taken, in their opinion, in violation of the law and/or of the Electoral Decree, that they can submit their cases (properly documented) to the Commission for evaluation; that, in accordance with prescribed in Article 2 (para 2) of the Presidential Decree of 28 April 2016.

These files can be filed at the Commission's headquarters, located at the Kinam Hotel, Pétion-Ville, St. Pierre Square, at the latest Friday, May 13, 2016, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. while recalling that the CIEVE is not an instance of retrial, but it has the mandate to evaluate and propose, if necessary the revision of these decisions."

26th promotion of the PNH, of police officers interns for one year

At the ceremony of the 26th promotion of the National Police of Haiti, Michel-Ange Gédéon pointed out to the new officers "I remind you that the staff manual of the PNH in its Article 7 provides that 'the contract of engagement not become final until the expiry of a probationary period not exceeding twelve months.' Also, during the next twelve months, you will be police trainees. The institution, while mentoring you, will follow you closely and even very closely before making of you police officers in itself. We must be sure of our members, investigations will continue. Word to the wise, hello! "

On the Agenda

Earlier this week, President a.i. Jocelerme Privert, attended an evening organized by the European Union, at the Hotel Montana as part of the Week of Europe;

As part of the World Day of AIDS orphans, the First Lady Ginette Privert, visited the house Arc-en-ciel in Thomassin, a shelter that provides necessary assistance to children whose parents have died of AIDS .

HL/ HaitiLibre