With only four days left before its mandate expires, Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) has resumed its weekly Lodyans briefings at the Villa d’Accueil. The Tuesday session on February 3, 2026, marks a return to the routine where ministers and CPT members take turns updating the public on the activities of each state entity. The CPT’s mandate is set to end on February 7, 2026, making these briefings a crucial window into the transitional government’s final actions. The resumption comes amid ongoing political uncertainty, as Haiti navigates a fragile transition period.
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