Observing that their leaders and aspiring leaders do not address the essential issues, namely economic problems and social problems, and do little to act on them, Haitians feel, with disdain and anger, that the ills from which Haiti suffers are not only insecurity and impunity, poverty, corruption and exclusion, but also incompetence or, worse, the absence of programmatic conviction among its propertied and governing elites. The post-Jovenel Moïse transition is being managed both by the political class and by the private business sector, whi
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