Haiti: Transitional Presidential Council Established After Henry’s Resignation
The Transitional Presidential Council of Haiti was formally established on April 12, 2024, replacing the government of Ariel Henry and
The Transitional Presidential Council of Haiti was formally established on April 12, 2024, replacing the government of Ariel Henry and
Ariel Henry announced on March 12, 2024 that he would resign as Prime Minister once a Transitional Presidential Council was
Protests demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry erupted across Haiti in early March 2024 as the gang offensive
Prime Minister Ariel Henry, who had traveled to Kenya to finalize security cooperation agreements, found himself unable to return to
2023 was, by almost every measurable indicator, the worst year Haiti had experienced in its modern history. Record homicides. Record
Despite sustained international engagement and multiple rounds of political negotiations throughout 2023, Haiti ended the year without a genuine political
As 2023 drew toward its close, discussions about a Transitional Presidential Council as a mechanism for broader political legitimacy in
A retired Colombian army officer who had participated in the July 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse was sentenced to
Civil society organizations and human rights groups accused the Henry government in 2023 of shielding politicians with documented connections to
The US federal prosecution of individuals connected to the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse continued to produce results in 2023,