Karibe Accord Demands Resignation of Current Government
Port-au-Prince, August 18, 2025.-The signatories of the Karibe Accord issued an urgent warning this Monday against the government and the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), accusing them of being active accomplices in the country's collapse. According to Me Edouard Saint-Fleur, the Prime Minister lacks both the will and the integrity to confront the crisis. "His direct ties [...]"
By La Rédaction · Port-au-Prince
· 2 min read · Updated 24 April 2026
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Port-au-Prince, August 18, 2025.-
The signatories of the Karibe Accord issued an urgent warning this Monday against the government and the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), whom they accuse of being active accomplices in the country's collapse. According to Me Edouard Saint-Fleur, the Prime Minister lacks both the will and the integrity to confront the crisis. "His direct ties with known criminals prove that he has become the political guarantor of the gangs that today control entire sections of the national territory," Saint-Fleur believes. While neighborhoods burn and families languish in tents, deprived of food and drinking water, the government makes pacts with the people's executioners, affirms the political leader. He declares that "The April 3, 2024 agreement is dead and buried, incapable of paving the way for free elections and a true return to constitutional order." Another official, Boisrond Emmanuel Jr, directly accuses Alix Didier Fils-Aimé and members of the private sector as the true architects of the chaos. They are the godfathers of the misery and insecurity ravaging the nation. Boisrond demands the immediate revocation of the Prime Minister, as well as the arrest and trial of these individuals responsible for crimes against the people. For Me Abel Loreston, the conclusion is undeniable: the government and the CPT are the gravediggers of the Republic. "Their hands are stained with the blood of innocents. Their continued hold on power is nothing less than a challenge to national dignity," he stated. That is why he calls for a peaceful popular insurrection, a general mobilization of the Haitian people, on Friday, August 22, 2025, in front of the Primature and the Villa d'Accueil, to demand: the immediate departure of Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé's government, the complete dissolution of the CPT, an end to impunity, and the trial of the accomplices of the criminal system.
The signatories of the Karibe Accord issued an urgent warning this Monday against the government and the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), whom they accuse of being active accomplices in the country's collapse. According to Me Edouard Saint-Fleur, the Prime Minister lacks both the will and the integrity to confront the crisis. "His direct ties with known criminals prove that he has become the political guarantor of the gangs that today control entire sections of the national territory," Saint-Fleur believes. While neighborhoods burn and families languish in tents, deprived of food and drinking water, the government makes pacts with the people's executioners, affirms the political leader. He declares that "The April 3, 2024 agreement is dead and buried, incapable of paving the way for free elections and a true return to constitutional order." Another official, Boisrond Emmanuel Jr, directly accuses Alix Didier Fils-Aimé and members of the private sector as the true architects of the chaos. They are the godfathers of the misery and insecurity ravaging the nation. Boisrond demands the immediate revocation of the Prime Minister, as well as the arrest and trial of these individuals responsible for crimes against the people. For Me Abel Loreston, the conclusion is undeniable: the government and the CPT are the gravediggers of the Republic. "Their hands are stained with the blood of innocents. Their continued hold on power is nothing less than a challenge to national dignity," he stated. That is why he calls for a peaceful popular insurrection, a general mobilization of the Haitian people, on Friday, August 22, 2025, in front of the Primature and the Villa d'Accueil, to demand: the immediate departure of Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé's government, the complete dissolution of the CPT, an end to impunity, and the trial of the accomplices of the criminal system.
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