Jovenel Moise Presidential Archives

Here is a photo of Haitian president Jovenel Moise and other high ranking officials especiall the new members of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ).

A new Supreme Council of the Judiciary (Conseil supérieur du pouvoir judiciaire - CSPJ) took office in Haiti Monday July 02 2018 and president Jovenel was there at the Haitian Police Academy to see it happen.

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Here is a photo of Haitian President Jovenel Moise speaking at that Haitian Police Academy on the occasion of new CSPJ members being sworn in.

A new Supreme Council of the Judiciary (Conseil supérieur du pouvoir judiciaire - CSPJ) took office in Haiti Monday July 02 2018 and president Jovenel was there at the Haitian Police Academy to see it happen.

I am very happy to meet at the local National Police Academy (ANP) to witness the swearing in of the seven (7) new members of the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ) according to the wishes of the law, President Jovenel twitted.

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Here is a photo of Haitian President Jovenel Moise speaking at that Haitian Police Academy on the occasion of new CSPJ members being sworn in.

A new Supreme Council of the Judiciary (Conseil supérieur du pouvoir judiciaire - CSPJ) took office in Haiti Monday July 02 2018 and president Jovenel was there at the Haitian Police Academy to see it happen.

I am very happy to meet at the local National Police Academy (ANP) to witness the swearing in of the seven (7) new members of the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ) according to the wishes of the law, President Jovenel twitted.

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Here is a photo of Haitian Chambre des deputé president Gary Bodeau, Senateur Jn-Renel Senatus (Zokiki), CSPJ president Jules Cantave, Haitian president Jovenel Moise.

A new Supreme Council of the Judiciary (Conseil supérieur du pouvoir judiciaire - CSPJ) took office in Haiti Monday July 02 2018 and president Jovenel and these other high ranking officials were there at the Haitian Police Academy to see it happen.

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On Saturday July 15 2018, Haitian President Jovenel Moise addresses the nation on television in regards to Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant's resignation... Watch the video...

I think the prime minister and members of his government for all the sacrifices they made to serve their country.

"My fellow Haitians, violence does not walk hand in hand with development and democracy," President Jovenel Moise said in his national address,"we must end all these bad practices that keeps Haiti moving backwards."

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Haitian president Jovenel Moise finds himself between a rock and a hard place, between the hammer and the anvil, as he discovers that what he think is the best choice to make for the people is not necessarily what the people want.

Like ex president Michel Martelly used to say...

Lè w prezidan w a konprann!

Le président haïtien Jovenel Moise se retrouve entre le marteau et l'enclume alors qu'il découvre que ce qu'il pense être le meilleur choix à faire pour le peuple n'est pas nécessairement ce que le peuple veut.

Comme disait l'ancien président Michel Martelly...

Lè w prezidan w a konprann!

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Take a look at this cartoon/caricature published by Haitian newspaper Le Nouvelliste. It shows President Jovenel Moise in a dream. He is dreaming about roads and highways in Haiti, electricity 24/7, saying a promise is a debt.

A gas pump nozzle is in his hands, He plans to do all that with profits from the sale of gas.

Suddenly, his phone rings, "Reality" is calling...

Haiti Caricature : Route, Electricitè 24 sou 24, President Jovenel ap reve?

Gade karikati sa a ke jounal Le Nouvelliste pibliye... Li montre president Jovenel ki nan yon rèv, l ap reve bèl route, elektrisite 24 sou 24, li di promès se dèt.

Bouch pump gaz li nan men li, se ak lajan gaz li pwal fè l.

VOUP!!! Telefon li sonnen, se reyalite k ap rele l

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It's 2 o'clock in the morning Monday, July 09 2018, right after street protests due to the gas price hike, president Jovenel Moise was in the streets evaluating the damages. The president stops to thank the Haitian police officers who are working late at night to keep the people safe.

Watch this video

First lady Martine Moise was also there by his side in the early morning hours.

The president also visited CIMO headquarters to give words of encouragements to these brave officers who work hard everyday to keep Haiti and its people safe.

Il est 2 heures du matin lundi 09 juillet 2018, juste après les manifestations de rue dues à la hausse des prix du gaz, le président Jovenel Moise était dans les rues pour évaluer les dégâts. Le président s'arrête pour remercier les policiers haïtiens qui travaillent la nuit pour assurer la sécurité des gens.

La première dame, Martine Moise, était également à ses côtés au petit matin.

Le président a également visité le siège de la CIMO pour adresser des mots d'encouragement à ces officiers courageux qui travaillent dur chaque jour pour assurer la sécurité d'Haïti et de ses habitants.

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Here is a photo of President Jovenel Moise's spokesman Lucien Jura speaking on Haiti's national television station (TNH) in regards to all the unfortunate events that happened on July 07 2018 as a result of the government decision to raise gas prices in Haiti

Lucien Jura answered many questions especially the passive demeanor of the Police while the people were vandalizing businesses in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area.

Listen...

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Regardez cette vidéo ... Le président haïtien Jovenel Moise s'adresse à la population haïtienne à la suite de violentes protestations après que son gouvernement a décidé d'augmenter les prix de l'essence en Haïti - 07 juillet 2018

Les gens ont parlé et votre président a écouté, a déclaré le président Jovenel Moise.

Il a également confirmé avoir demandé au Premier ministre de ramener les prix du gaz aux prix antérieurs.

Le président Jovenel Moise a également dit que, avec tous les travaux publics qu'il fait dans le pays, construire des routes, l'agriculture, gérer les rivières et construire l'infrastructure électrique, il aura besoin d'argent et il n'aura que deux façons d'obtenir cet argent: Ici, en Haïti, sous la forme de taxes ou de nos amis de la communauté internationale.

Le président Jovenel a déclaré que le fait de subventionner la production d'électricité en Haïti coûte au gouvernement des centaines de millions de dollars et qu'il a dû prendre la dure décision de supprimer les subventions au gaz en augmentant les prix du gaz.

Il a dit beaucoup plus. voir la vidéo...

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