Propelled to the top of the state without elections or a coup d'état, the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) and Prime Minister Garry Conille are playing a game of political chess. The CPT, weakened, has a clear objective: a cabinet reshuffle. According to our sources, this reshuffle aims to seize control of two key ministerial positions: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice.

Dominique Dupuy’s hardline stance against the Dominican Republic, which has been engaged in a massive and uncoordinated repatriation of illegal Haitian migrants, is causing irritation—both at the Villa d'Accueil in Haiti and at El Palacio Nacional in Santo Domingo. Her position, along with that of Carlos Hercule, is under scrutiny. This demand is not limited to the three advisors charged after the submission of the government's indictment in the alleged corruption scandal involving the National Bank of Crédit (BNC).