The Montana Accord is an approach proposed in August 2021 by the Commission for a Search to a Haitian Solution to the Crisis, a group of civic, religious and political organizations and leaders that assembed after the assassination of Jovenel Moise left Haiti without a head of state. Among the accord’s major provisions is a call for a provisional government to take over from interim Prime Minister Ariel Henry and hold elections. The committee, called the Montana Group because it held its planning meetings at the Montana Hotel in Port-au-Prince, later named Fritz Jean as president of the provisional government
A copy of the document, written in French, appears below for reference. The accord and subsequent documents are available at this link (bit.ly/3kEmVjX) posted on the Montana Group’s Facebook page.
It is not yet known if translated versions are available.
Waste of time. Just opportunity for more discord. The need is to create the condition favorable for credible and honest elections (executive and legislative); anything else is the status quo = thievery and corruption.
Grassroots, entangled groups need quiet support. Caribbean Basin projects flourish financially when engineers of every project need have a stake. Information failure, no technology, are most common.
Nicolas Christakos, BLUEPRINT, and his book group could support this world challenge sculpted for those…, Who say…, “We can explain it, we can fix it.” Top of my head…, John Easterly, j. Livingston Smith, and others. These guys nudged correctly must see Hati as a life dream come true, tap them, bet they step up.
Grassroots, entangled groups need quiet support. Caribbean Basin projects flourish financially when engineers of every project need have a stake. Information failure, no technology, are most common.
Nicolas Christakos, BLUEPRINT, and his book group could support this world challenge sculpted for those…, Who say…, “We can explain it, we can fix it.” Top of my head…, John Easterly, j. Livingston Smith, and others. These guys nudged correctly must see Hati as a life dream come true, tap them, bet they step up.
I beg to disagree. We, from outside Haiti, are not in a position to say what is best for the population of Haiti. Both France, the original colonizing country – and by-the-way I was born French – and the US – I became an American in 1996, have an immense debt toward Haiti – both moral and financial. Our only role should be to support whatever political decision is made by the people of Haiti, and if they want an interim government to prepare for fair election, we should help them do this. They are – or should be – in the driver seat.
Agree wholeheartedly. After a visit touring birth centers in the country, I became obsessed and read everything about its history I could find. It’s clear that France and the US have huge debts to pay, both in money and in accountability.