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Nan dat 21 janvye 2026, Konsèy Sekirite Nasyonzini an te òganize yon reyinyon ouvè pou diskite sou sitiyasyon an ann Ayiti, avèk plizyè dènye nouvèl ak enkyetid enpòtan patisipan yo te mete aksan sou yo.

Reprezantan Espesyal Carlos Ruiz Massieu, chèf Biwo Entegre Nasyonzini ann Ayiti (BINUH), te bay Konsèy la yon rapò sou dènye devlopman yo, li te note ke Konsèy Prezidansyèl Tranzisyon an (TPC) pa t kapab òganize eleksyon anvan manda li ekspire nan dat 7 fevriye 2026. Li te rekonèt mezi otorite Ayisyen yo te pran, tankou apwobasyon yon dekrè elektoral nan dat 1ye desanm 2025, ak piblikasyon yon kalandriye elektoral nan dat 23 desanm 2025, ki fikse premye tou eleksyon prezidansyèl ak lejislatif yo pou 30 out 2026.

Sepandan, Ruiz Massieu te avèti tou sou risk ki asosye ak yon vid politik ak enstitisyonèl, li te site divizyon pami moun ki gen enterè nan peyi Ayisyen…

*Lettre ouverte : Défendre la dignité et la justice pour tous*

À :

- Direction générale des migrations (DGM), République dominicaine

- Organisations de défense des droits humains

- Communauté internationale

Nous, le Mouvement Dessalines Jean-Jacques Inoubliable (MUDJJ), exprimons notre profonde préoccupation concernant le récent incident impliquant deux ressortissants haïtiens qui se sont échappés d'un camion de la DGM à Saint-Domingue. Cet incident souligne l'impérieuse nécessité de politiques migratoires humaines et équitables.

*Lèt Ouvè: Defann Dignite ak Jistis pou Tout Moun*

Pou:

- Direksyon Jeneral Migrasyon (DGM), Repiblik Dominikèn

- Òganizasyon Dwa Moun

- Kominote Entènasyonal

Nou menm, Mouvman Inoubliyab Dessalines Jean-Jacques (MUDJJ), nou eksprime gwo enkyetid nou konsènan dènye ensidan ki enplike de sitwayen Ayisyen ki te sove soti nan yon kamyon DGM nan Santo Domingo. Ensidan sa a souliye bezwen ijan pou politik migrasyon imen ak ekitab.

18 de E

nero , 2026

*Carta Abierta: Defendiendo la Dignidad y la Justicia para Todos*

Para:

- Dirección General de Migración (DGM), República Dominicana

January 18, 2026

*Open Letter: Defending Dignity and Justice for All*

To:

- General Directorate of Migration (DGM), Dominican Republic

- Human Rights Organizations

- International Community

MUDJJ (Mouvement Unforgettable Dessalines Jean-Jacques) and its leader Eliphete Joseph view the Haiti crisis through a lens of historical foreign interference and a need for Haitian-led, accountable governance, advocating for dignity for migrants, addressing systemic corruption, and expressing concern over the Kenyan-led security mission, highlighting a desire for self-determination against outside intervention. They call for solutions rooted in Haitian realities, not external dictates, emphasizing strong civil society and rule of law to counter gang violence and political instability.

Key Points from MUDJJ/Eliphete Joseph:

Foreign Interference: MUDJJ strongly opposes external control and manipulation, viewing it as a root cause of Haiti's instability, stating foreign military presence feels like an act of aggression.

Haitian Solutions:

Afrik

Plis pase twa zan apre li te fin pran pouvwa a atravè yon koudeta militè, lidè jent Gine a, Mamady Doumbouya, te ranpòte yon viktwa eleksyon desizif madi. Rezilta sa a konsolide pozisyon li nan prezidans lan, malgre kritik yo ki te diskite ke eleksyon an te fèt nan yon atmosfè politik byen kontwole pandan peyi a ap chèche simonte ane enstabilite yo.

*OPEN LETTER FROM MUDJJ*

December 19th, 2025

To the International Community, ULCC, IACCC, Media, and People of Haiti,

The Movement Unforgettable Dessalines Jean-Jacques (MUDJJ) Administration Team stands united in demanding an end to corruption in Haiti. We support the collaboration between ULCC and IACCC to tackle this challenge.

*We urge thorough investigations and prosecutions of individuals involved in corruption, including leaders, firms, and appointees at all levels.*

To demonstrate Haiti's commitment to justice and transparency, we request accountability for those implicated, with severe punishments for those found guilty.

"MUDJJ Statement: A Path Forward for Haiti's Economy"

Haiti's economy is at a critical juncture, with a decade of decline and widespread poverty affecting millions. We recognize the efforts of international partners like the IDB, World Bank, and OAS in proposing solutions.

*Proposed Solutions:*

- *IDB's 5-year Recovery Plan (2025-2030)*: Private-sector-led growth, human capital development, and institutional strengthening.

- *OAS's $2.6 Billion Plan*: Stabilize Haiti through international funding, security restoration, and economic revitalization.