The situation in Haiti is critical, marked by growing instability. The CPT, headed by Fritz Jean, is plagued by internal strife and marked by inefficiency.
The CPT, which is supposed to guarantee a peaceful transition, is instead acting out of opportunism, with political leaders seeking to retain their power. Meanwhile, gang violence increases, and the population suffers.
The international community, concerned by the situation, could cause the CPT to implode within a few months, according to diplomatic sources.
To overcome this impasse, Haiti needs legitimate leaders and international support that favors dialogue, thus avoiding a repetition of past mistakes.
