One Year of CPT Rule: Haiti’s Crisis Deepens

While on April 25, 2024, the members of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) were able to be sworn in discreetly at the National Palace to avoid attracting the attention of criminal groups, twelve months later, they can no longer even access the areas surrounding the Champ de Mars, let alone the National Palace. After just one year in power, the CPT has brought the country to a point where there is little doubt left about the total loss of Port-au-Prince and all symbols of the State…

Robenson Geffrard
Par Robenson Geffrard
24 Apr 2025 | Lecture : 5 min.

This Friday, April 25, 2025, marks the first anniversary of the Council’s governance. Composed of representatives from the country’s main political parties, civil society organizations, and business sectors, the CPT—backed by the international community—was established to succeed where Ariel Henry and his allies from the December 21 Accord had failed. Hence the signing of the April 3 Agreement.

The political organizations and coalitions Fanmi Lavalas, Pitit Dessalines, EDE-RED-Compromis, the Collective of Ja

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