“What kind of Constitution does the Haitian people want?” This, among other questions, is what Professor D’Meza posed against the Haitian authorities’ initiative to proceed with a constitutional change. For the professor, any attempt at a new Constitution must necessarily take into account the aspirations of the Haitian people. This, he said, is not the case under current circumstances, despite numerous workshops organized in different departments of the country. These initiatives were not inclusive enough—at le
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