As of February 7, 2026, the CPT now belongs to history—a heavy history marked by contested decisions, erratic functioning, and internal crises that profoundly weakened institutions. For many observers, the CPT’s tenure will chiefly be remembered as that of a collective executive incapable of stabilizing the country or restoring a State apparatus in an advanced state of decay.

Never had the national situation reached such a level of degradation: generalized insecurity, institutional collapse, administrative paralysis, and loss of control over large portions of the territory. The record is grim and casts a lasting shadow over the nine presidential advisers who had been entrusted with the mission of putting Haiti back on track.