VOICED : Ganador provisional de elecciones en Haiti llama a orden publico

Jovenel Moïse, the provisional winner of Haiti's presidential elections, urged for public order amid protests against his victory. He emphasized the need for discipline and progress, as the country faces political instability. The elections saw low voter turnout, and two candidates have contested the results. Moïse previously won elections in 2015, which were annulled due to fraud. Haitians remain skeptical about the new president's ability to improve the nation's economic situation.

What did Jovenel Moïse emphasize as necessary for Haiti after the elections?

• Immediate economic reforms

• Public order and discipline

• Increased foreign investment

• Expansion of the military

What percentage of votes did Jovenel Moïse receive in the preliminary results?

• 75%

• 45%

• 55%

• 65%

What was the voter turnout during the elections where Moïse was declared the provisional winner?

• 41%

• 21%

• 51%

• 31%

Why were the elections in October 2015 annulled?

• Natural disaster

• Evidence of fraud

• International pressure

• Low voter turnout

What is the general sentiment among Haitians regarding the new president's impact on the economy?

• Indifferent

• Skeptical

• Optimistic

• Confident