The lack of cohesion needed to enable the Presidential Transition Council to honor its commitments to the Haitian population continues to raise concerns. Actors from different sectors of national life struggle to believe that the advisors will be able to transcend themselves to prioritize only the nation's interest. "A head of government has departed; we need to establish replacement structures. Why make it complicated when it can be simple? I don't know where the initial idea came from, but the international community followed
Michèle Oriol Calls on Actors to Pursue a Solution in Line with the Unamended 1987 Constitution
The Presidential Transition Council does not inspire confidence in Michèle Oriol, Executive Secretary of the Interministerial Committee for Territorial Planning (CIAT), who observes the disagreements among various political actors in recent years. She urges the stakeholders to seek a solution to the crisis resulting from the amended 1987 Constitution.