Haiti’s foreign minister has warned that the country’s political climate must be refreshed to guarantee safety before the December elections. He urged a renewal of leadership and governance structures, arguing that current tensions and security concerns could jeopardize the electoral process. The call comes amid growing fears of unrest and a history of violence surrounding past elections, prompting international observers to push for stronger safeguards. The minister’s remarks signal a push for reforms and increased cooperation with regional partners to stabilize the nation in the run‑up to the vote.
Haitian foreign minister says renewal is necessary to ensure safety ahead of elections scheduled in December.
