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Haiti Votes Again This Year | Jamaica News
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Haiti is set to hold its first elections since 2016, with voting scheduled for December 13th — including presidential, legislative races, and a constitutional referendum. Seventeen of eighteen political groups are approved to run, and the campaign kicks off October 5th. Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé insists elections will proceed “no matter what,” urging youth to register and see voting as a civic duty. Thirty-six new registration centers have opened in the West Department, and a delegation is traveling to the U.S., Canada, France, Chile, and Brazil to mobilize the diaspora. The PM is also partnering with religious leaders like Cardinal Langlois to foster unity as Haiti prepares for this historic democratic moment.
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