The ULCC has once again handed over its latest reports to the judiciary, calling for necessary legal action. These reports not only target former high-ranking government officials but also fourteen diplomats and consuls, who were flagged for failing to declare their assets. The ULCC is requesting that these individuals be stripped of their civil and political rights for the maximum period allowed by law. Additionally, the ULCC urges political and administrative authorities to keep these individuals far from any diplomatic roles.

According to the investigations conducted by the ULCC, the Haitian state has lost a staggering sum of 614,084,744.76 gourdes—a figure that more than doubles the budget allocated to the ULCC for fighting corruption, lamented the institution's Director General, Hans Jacques Ludwig Joseph.