In Haiti waren am Sonntag (28.) rund 4,6 Millionen Wahlberechtigte aufgerufen, neben einem neuen Staatspräsidenten auch sämtliche 99 Abgeordneten im Parlament sowie 11 der 33 Senatoren neu zu bestimmen. Die Wahl in Zeiten der Cholera war überschattet von schweren Ausschreitungen, Plünderungen und Einschüchterungen. Mindestens fünf Menschen kamen ums Leben, viele weitere wurden verletzt.
12 der 18 Kandidaten haben daher bei der provisorischen Wahlkommission CEP die Annullierung der Wahlen gefordert, darunter die drei aussichtsreichsten Kandidaten Mirlande Mani, Michel Martelly und Charles Henri Baker. Sie unterstellten der Regierung und der CEP eine “gemeinsame Verschwörung” zu Gunsten des Regierungskandidaten Jude Célestin, Schwiegersohn von Amtsinhaber René Préval.
Noch in der Nacht erklärte die CEP die Wahl jedoch für gültig. Nach letzten Schätzungen dürften Teilergebnisse im Laufe der Woche veröffentlicht werden, mit dem Endergebnis wird jedoch nicht vor dem 07. Dezember gerechnet.
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- PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - NOVEMBER 28, 2010: Local residents scavenge ballots, ballot boxes, and other voting material at the 2004 Building polling site in the Piste section of Port-Au-Prince. Protestors trashed the polling site earlier in the day. Photo by Charles Eckert
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- Special representative to the secretary general of the United Nations and chief of the United Nations mission in Haiti Edmond Mulet speaks with an international observer at a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- A voter has his identification verified before he is allowed to enter a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- A man prepares to cast his vote at a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- Electoral workers count ballots at a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.
Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- Special representative to the secretary general of the United Nations and chief of the United Nations mission in Haiti Edmond Mulet visits a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- A man uses his friend's back as a desk to fill out his voting card at a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- An electoral staff member prepares ballots at a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- Shadows on the wall show people waiting to vote at a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- An electoral worker casts her vote at a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- A voter has his thumb marked after having cast his ballot at a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- A elections staff member who just voted has his thumb marked as an international observer looks on at a voting station in Croix des Bouquets just outside of Port au prince. Voting stations opened this morning ,November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- Special representative to the secretary general of the United Nations and chief of the United Nations mission in Haiti Edmond Mulet greets electoral staff at a oting center in Leogane, a town an hour out of Port au Prince Hait. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- Two women walk to vote at a voting center in Leogane, a town an hour out of Port au Prince Haiti. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- A man chooses casts his vote at a voting center in Leogane, a town an hour out of Port au Prince Haiti. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.
Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- People look for their names on the voting list at a voting station in Leogane, a town an hour out of Port au Princ, Haiti. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.
Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- Supporters of Haitian presidential candidate michel Martelly, also known as Sweet Micky, run to the hotel Karib where earlier top presidential candidates had called for an annulment to the elections because of allegations of mass fraud. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- Supporters of Haitian presidential candidate Michel Martelly, also known as Sweet Micky, through the streets. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.
Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- Children climb on a billboard frame where a poster of a Haitian presidential candidate hung before supporters of Haitian presidential candidate Michel Martelly, also known as Sweet Micky, ripped it down during a rally calling for the annulment of the elections. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.
Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- A man chooses his candidae at a voting center in Leogane, a town an hour out of Port au Prince Haiti. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.
Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- Special representative to the secretary general of the United Nations and chief of the United Nations mission in Haiti Edmond Mulet visits a voting station in Leogane, a town an hour out of Port au Princ, Haiti. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.
Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- A man votes at a voting station in Leogane, a town an hour out of Port au Princ, Haiti. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.
Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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- An electoral staff member searches for a voters name at a voting center in Leogane, a town an hour out of Port au Prince Haiti. Voting stations opened this morning, November 28, 2010, for Haiti's elections.Photo Logan Abassi UN/MINUSTAH
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