Bourdon, near the Prime Minister's residence, was in turmoil on Monday. Not in the sense of disorder, but due to traffic jams caused by off-road vehicles registered as state or official service. An unusual security arrangement was noticed. The reason? Prime Minister Ariel Henry was receiving greetings from high-ranking state officials for the year-end festivities. The previous week, it was the turn of members of the diplomatic corps and the private sector.

Nothing abnormal. A head of government, who also serves as the president of the republic, having spent an entire year seeking solutions to the problems of the population, deserves such a moment, such an honor. The same goes for ministers, directors-general, and other high-ranking government officials.