The eloquent alarm cry of Education Minister Antoine Augustin echoes ominously: “School in this country is destroyed.”
This blunt statement highlights the collapse of the Haitian school system, but raises a crucial question: why doesn’t such an admission come with an immediate resignation?
Antoine Augustin, by remaining in office, embodies a troubling contradiction. His continued leadership of a ministry he deems broken becomes an insult to logic.
Is he driven by a distorted sense of duty or blind loyalty to a failing regime?
In a country where education has become an empty shell, his insistence on staying the course borders on the unacceptable.
Remaining in office means endorsing a declining system and becoming the caretaker of an educational graveyard.
Antoine Augustin’s resignation must be the first saving act in the necessary rebirth of our education system.
