Haiti still does not have a date for its first general elections in a decade. But the process is already mired in controversy, raising the prospect of a new electoral crisis.
On Wednesday, the country’s Provisional Electoral Council issued a document barring its executive director, Uder Antoine, from entering the premises in Pétion-Ville. The representative of the Catholic Church on the council, Patrick Saint-Hilaire, was the only one of its nine members not to sign the document.
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