Haiti’s Electoral Council Reshuffles Leadership as Election Preparations Face Criticism
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Haiti’s Electoral Council reshuffles leadership as election preparations face criticism
The rotation, approved Tuesday, Sept. 8, does not replace any of the CEP’s nine councilors. Instead, the councilors agreed to a new distribution of leadership positions within the bureau: Pierre-Louis as president, Jaccéus Joseph as vice president, Nemrod Sanon as secretary-general and Schnaïda Adély as treasurer.
The Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) is undergoing a new change in its leadership. Jacques Desrosiers, a representative of the press sector, is no longer president of the institution. He is replaced by Peterson Pierre-Louis, a representative of the reformed cult sector, in this post on Tuesday 8 September, while the country is a few months away from the ...
Peterson Pierre-Louis replaced Jacques Desrosiers as president of the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) of Haiti when just over three months before the first round of elections whose holding is already conditioned by insecurity, the resources available and the difficulties to complete the voter registration.The change in the leadership of the agency was agreed on Tuesday, September 8, by the electoral advisers themselves, according to the Hait…
On Tuesday, September 8, 2026, the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) made a change at the head of its executive office. Jacques Desrosiers, representative of journalists' associations, was removed from the presidency of the institution. He was replaced by Councillor Peterson Pierre-Louis, who thus far held the post of Secretary General.
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