REKONSILYE and SOLÈY Demand a Credible Electoral Timeline and Security Guarantees
Two political groupings voiced concerns over the handling of Haiti's electoral process, Le Nouvelliste reports.
Two political groupings expressed concerns on Thursday, October 15, 2026, over the conduct of Haiti's electoral process, according to Le Nouvelliste. In a communiqué, the REKONSILYE platform demanded the publication of a definitive electoral calendar. In a separate position note, the SOLÈY political grouping denounced what it called improvisation by the authorities and called for guarantees of impartiality. REKONSILYE requested that a "definitive, credible and acceptable" electoral calendar be published before the end of October, the outlet reported. The group indicated the calendar should provide for the installation of electoral structures, though the full details of its demands were not available in the published excerpt. SOLÈY's statement criticized the authorities' approach to the process and pressed for assurances that the vote would be conducted impartially. Both groupings framed their demands around the need for a transparent process and security conditions adequate for holding elections. Le Nouvelliste did not publish responses from electoral authorities in the available excerpt. Further details of the groupings' positions were restricted behind the outlet's subscriber access.