Recommandations pour le CEP: Indices du Modèle Électoral de 1990-1991
Recommendations for the CEP: Insights from the 1990-1991 Election Model By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson ( Le Français suit ) Introduction As Haiti prepares for its upcoming elections, the formation and functioning of the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) are of paramount importance. Drawing from historical precedents, particularly the relatively successful elections of 1990-1991, we can glean valuable lessons and recommendations to ensure a credible and transparent electoral process. Patrick Tardieu, a key employee in the 1990-1991 elections, provides insightful commentary that can guide the current CEP [1]. This article critically examines Tardieu's reflections and proposes a comprehensive strategy for the upcoming CEP. Lessons from the 1990-1991 Elections 1. Establishing a Clear Electoral Calendar The 1990-1991 elections benefited from a well-defined timeline. The CEP was established in April 1990, with elections held in December of the same year and a second round ...