Michel Brunache, former chief of staff to transitional President Boniface Alexandre and former Minister of Justice, shared his perspective on the current transitional government in Haiti, offering his analysis of its challenges and the potential for a successful outcome. Speaking on Magik 9 on Tuesday, November 12, 2024, he noted that the handling of the crisis between Prime Minister Garry Conille and the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) reflects the errors of past transitions, suggesting a troubling repetition of the same failures.

For Brunache, the conflict between Conille and the CPT is "regrettable." "The way the conflict between Prime Minister Garry Conille and the CPT was managed is disappointing. I regret that no one in Conille’s circle warned him that he was heading for a collision," he said, arguing that Conille underestimated the strength of the CPT. "It is far easier to replace a prime minister than to remove nine members of a transitional presidential council," Brunache pointed out, emphasizing that the CPT, as a body representing multiple societal sectors, serves as the guarantor of state continuity.