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« Il est irresponsable de parler d’élections en 2021 », affirme Me Samuel Madistin - Haiti News

  • Jun 23, 2021
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Alors que l’international met la pression pour l’organisation d’élections cette année 2021 et que l’exécutif entend mettre le cap sur le scrutin après la tenue du référendum constitutionnel auquel il s’accroche mordicus, Me Samuel Madistin tire la sonnette d’alarme sur les conséquences d'un tel choix. « Il est techniquement impossible pour la PNH de garantir une journée […]

The post « Il est irresponsable de parler d’élections en 2021 », affirme Me Samuel Madistin appeared first on Haiti News.

Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti

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