CARICOM's pointed rebuke exposes a transitional government more interested in power struggles than the people it was created to serve—with regional leaders set to confront the fallout in St. Kitts next month

By CALVIN G. BROWN, WiredJa  | January 27, 2026

In eleven days, Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council will cease to exist. Not because it accomplished its mission of stabilizing the nation and paving the way for democratic elections, but because its mandate simply expires on February 7th—a date that now looms like an epitaph over yet another failed chapter in Haiti's tortured political history.