REKONSILYE and SOLÈY Demand Credible Electoral Timeline and Security Guarantees
Two political groups voiced concerns over Haiti's electoral process, calling for a firm calendar and impartiality guarantees, according to Le Nouvelliste.
Two political groupings expressed concerns on Thursday, October 15, 2026, over the conduct of Haiti's electoral process, Le Nouvelliste reported. In a statement, the REKONSILYE platform demanded a definitive electoral calendar, while the political grouping SOLÈY, in a position note, denounced what it called improvisation by the authorities and called for guarantees of impartiality. According to the outlet, REKONSILYE requested the publication, before the end of October, of a 'definitive, credible and acceptable' electoral calendar. The statement indicated that such a calendar should also provide for the installation of elected officials, though the full text was not available in the published excerpt. SOLÈY's note focused on criticism of the authorities' handling of the process and on demands for fairness and security during the vote. Both groups framed their demands around the broader credibility of the electoral process. Le Nouvelliste did not report an immediate response from Haitian authorities. The reporting appears in the newspaper's National section and is based on the two groups' official communications.