Haitian leaders have finalized the political agreement that will serve as their framework to form a transitional council, tasked with taking the country out of its current state of collapse and overseeing the swearing-in of a new president in roughly two years.
The Miami Herald reported that the council will finally be made up of seven voting members and two non-voting observers. They have already signed the final document, putting an end to almost a month of negotiations that started when the current prime minister, Ariel Henry, said he would relinquish power if such a council was formed.
