Noting an institutional vacuum caused by the departure of the Chamber of Deputies and 2/3 of the Senate, President Moïse posted a tweet urging reforms “This institutional vacuum is a historic opportunity for stakeholders to get together in order to initiate the reforms which must lead to the transformation of this predatory state into a service state which will put an end to this permanent crisis which jeopardizes the future of the country.” Without an active parliament, Moïse will rule by decree.
Rachele Viard
Managing Editor at Haitian Times
Born into a Haitian family in the state of Georgia, Rachele visited Haiti several times in her youth and connected to the country and the culture. She moved to Haiti in 2009, where she put her English degree to use as a writer, using her voice and pen to promote tourism in the country and highlight the richness of the Haitian culture and people.
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