“I am leaving the CPT with mixed feelings, because there are certain projects we had planned for Cap-Haïtien that were not carried out,” Fritz Alphonse Jean acknowledged. He notably pointed to the persistent lack of sanitation in the country’s second-largest city, an issue he had hoped to advance further.
Despite these regrets, Mr. Jean claimed several concrete achievements. He cited, in particular, the reinforcement of the Croix-David battery, at the entrance to the Citadel, which he considers “extreme
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