Haiti swears in new leader amid din of gang violence
Fritz Alphonse Jean, an economist and former central bank governor, replaces Leslie Voltaire in the rotating presidency of the transitional presidential council, formed in 2024 after a violent gang siege of the capital that forced then Prime Minister Ariel Henry to resign.
Fritz Alphonse Jean has been sworn in as president of Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), succeeding Leslie ...
A U.S. educated economist and former head of Haiti’s Central Bank assumed the presidency of the country’s embattled ...
Fritz Alphonse Jean, representative of the Montana Accord, was officially sworn in as president of Haiti’s Transitional ...
Haitian economist and former central bank chief Fritz Alphonse Jean took over the rotating presidency of Haiti's transitional ...
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The council tasked to prepare eventual presidential elections in Haiti swore in a new leader Friday, as the country keeps struggling with a persistent gang violence.
Fritz Alphonse Jean takes leadership of Haiti's transitional presidential council, as the nation battles persistent gang violence. Jean emphasizes unity, describing the situation as a 'war.' The ...
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