Caribbean leaders have been actively engaged in the process of establishing a transitional presidential council in Haiti to address the current crisis of gang violence that has engulfed the nation. The council is tasked with selecting an interim prime minister to lead the country during this tumultuous period.
While most groups and political parties have submitted nominees for the council, one notable exception is the Pitit Desalin party, led by former senator and presidential candidate Jean-Charles Moïse. The group declined a seat on the council, reducing the original nine-member body to eight members.
