The Balancers of December 21st Unveil Their Philosophy and Commitment for the Haitian People
By Gedeon Delva · Port-au-Prince
· 2 min read · Updated 24 April 2026
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During a large gathering organized this Wednesday, May 21, the political structure named «The Balancers of December 21st,» a faction of the December 21st Agreement, unveiled to the public its commitment to the people and its philosophy. Fighting apartheid and social exclusion, advocating a healthy political vision aimed at state reform, and supporting the most vulnerable segments of society are some of its commitments, drawn from the philosophy of the «Balancers» movement.
Many participated in this large meeting. The movement's leadership team, supporters, and sympathizers honored this major event, held at..., with their presence.
During his speech, the leader of this structure, Me Valéry Dutreuil Jacques, stated that the balancer bloc emerged following an observation: «the collapse of the state and social exclusion characterizing life in Haiti for decades».
«The balancer is a philosophy, a vision that places human life at the center of everything. A philosophy that advocates for sound politics marked by tolerance and integrity. This political structure aims to defend the underprivileged, to support the marginalized, those excluded from the country's social and political life,» added Me Dutreuil, who emphasized the lives of teachers, press professionals, police officers, among others….
Furthermore, the jurist encouraged everyone to come together to save this country. «Haiti is ours; it must not die,» he continued.
Saluting the courage of displaced persons, those who still mourn the loss of loved ones killed by bandits, the political leader declared that «Haiti is going through a difficult and disastrous situation; the balancers are putting themselves at the service of the nation and moving towards power. Let us unite!»
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