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La Liste Des Partis Politiques Agrees Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 1 AGREE PARTI POPULAIRE NATIONAL (PPN) JULES ANDRE HYPPOLITE 2 MOUVEMENT D’UNION REPUBLICAINE JEAN DANIEL PETIT AGREE (MUR) PARTI DEMOCRATIQUE 3 INSTITUTIONALISTE (PDI) JEAN LOUIS SILENCIEUX AGREE PATRIYOT RASANBLE POU SOVE LAKAY 4 (PARASOL) YVON BONHOMME AGREE PLATE FORME NATIONALE POUR LE 5 CHANGEMENT DE LA COMMUNAUTE FRITZ GUSTAVE AGREE HAITIENNE (PNCCH) PARTI NATIONAL JUSTICE POUR TOUS 6 (PANAJUTO) JEAN JOSEPH ST JUSTE AGREE 7 REPONS PEYIZAN (RP) FEDNEL MONCHERY NON AGREE ALLIANCE POUR LA LIBERATION ET 8 L’AVANCEMENT D’HAITI (ALLAH) REYNOLD GEORGES AGREE Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 9 PARTI DES ASSOCIATIONS POPULAIRES (PAPP) JEAN SERGO GELIN AGREE 10 MOUVEMENT JEUNESSE POUR REFONDER HAITI (MJRA) WUILSON JOSEPH AGREE FRONT POUR LA RECONSTRUCTION 11 NATIONALE (FRN) MARIO JEAN-CHARLES AGREE 12 PARTI SOCIALISTE HAITIEN (PSH) GASTON P. DE GARNIER AGREE UNION DES PATRIOTIQUES AGREE 13 PROGRESSISTES EN ACTION (UPPA) MARCEAU W.F DERISSAINT KOMBIT NATIONAL POU DEVLOPMAN NON AGREE 14 AYITI (KNDA) GERARD REDELUS ANTOINE 15 PARTI HAITIEN TET KALE (PHTK) MARIE YANICK MEZILE AGREE MOUVEMENT PATRIOTIQUE NATIONAL DU 16 28 NOVEMBRE (MNP 28) WILNANS MENEUS AGREE Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 17 CONCORDE NATIONALE (CONCORDE) FRANTZ GUILLAUME AGREE 18 AGREE PARTI POUR L’EVOLUTION NATIONALE JEAN AUGUSTE BELLERICE HAITIENNE (PENH) UNION DES PATRIOTES POUR 19 L’AVANCEMENT NATIONAL (UPAN) MARC GUILLAUME AGREE KOMBIT LIBERASYON EKONOMIK 20 (KLE) MAURICE CLERGE AGREE 21 JEUNESSE POUR LA REPUBLIQUE FEDNEL MONCHERY NON AGREE (JPR) AGREE 22 LA COLOMBE (LA COLOMBE) TRANQUILOR MATHIEU Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 23 PARTI SOCIAL RENOVE (PSR) YVES ROUSSEAU AGREE 24 PARTI SOCIAL CHRETIEN D’HAÏTI (PSCH) WILNER FLEURIMOND NON AGREE AGREE 25 MOUVEMENT NATIONAL DES CITOYENS JEAN MARIO DUPUY (MNC) 26 CONSORTIUM NATIONAL DES PARTIS JEANTEL JOSEPH AGREE POLITIQUES HAÏTIENS(CNPPH) AGREE 27 RASSEMBLEMENT DES CITOYENS DIEGO DELISSAINT HAÏTIENS PATRIOTES CONSEQUENTS (RACHPC) AGREE 28 MOUVEMENT ACTION SOCIALISTE (MAS) JEAN PETION FAVARD 29 PARTI NATIONAL CHRETIEN D’HATTI ARMOND SANON AGREE (PNCH) Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 30 MOUVEMENT NATIONAL PROGRESSISTE JACQUES MONDELUS HAÏTIEN (MNPH) AGREE 31 NON AGREE MOUVEMENT POUR L’AVANCEMENT LE DEVELOPPEMENT ET L’INNOVATION CHARLES SMITH DEMOCRATIQUE D’HAÏTI (MADIDH) MOBILISATION POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT 32 NATIONAL (MDN) DEUS JEAN FRANCOIS AGREE VWAZINAJ NON AGREE 33 ARTHUR P. FLEURIVAL PARTI POLITIK PEYIZAN 34 MARIE EVELYNE CESAR AGREE AGREE 35 MOUVEMENT TRAVAILLISTE HAÏTIEN PATRICK S.W. JOSEPH (M.T.H) 36 MOBILISATION DEMOCRATIQUE POUR LE ASNEL ALEXANDRE AGREE DEVELOPPEMENT D’HAÏTI (MDRH) NON AGREE 37 FOS PEP LA (FOS) JEAN PALEME MATHURIN Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 38 NON AGREE GROUPEMENT SOLIDARITE UPD/SODOH GENARD JOSEPH 39 AGREE PARTI REFORMISTE NATIONAL (P.R.N) RENE ST FORT 40 MOUVEMENT REVOLISYONE AYISYEN WESNER POLYCARPE AGREE (M.R.A) 41 AGREE 42 RESPE (RESPE) CHARLES HENRY BAKER AGREE 43 MOPANOU (MOPANOU) JEAN SIBA GENEUS 44 PARTI SOCIAL DEMOCRATE HAÏTIEN LUCIEN DEMOTHENE AGREE (PSDH) Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REGROUPEMENT REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION 45 PARTI POUR LA LIBERATION DES MASSES ET D’INTEGRATION SOCIALE (PALMIS) JEPHTE SYLVESTRE AGREE 46 KOMBIT NATIONAL POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT ECONOMIQUE ET SOCIAL D’HAITI (KONADESH) NICKEL PIERRE AGREE AGREE 47 PARTI POLITIQUE ANSANM NOU FO JOSE ULYSSE AGREE 48 MOBILISATION POUR LE PROGRES D’HAITI (MPH) LAGUERRE OLY GRAND RASSEMBLEMENT POUR L’EVOLUTION D’HAITI 49 (GREH) JEAN CLAUDE JEAN ANTOINE AGREE 50 PARTI ECOVERT (ECOVERT) JEAN GETHRO LOUIS AGREE 51 RECONSTRUIRE HAITI (RH) OLICIER PIERICHE AGREE 52 KOMBIT POU REKONSTWI HAITI ESDRAS CADET AGREE Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 53 TET KOLE SOUS CHIMEN DEVLOPMAN POU UN NORD’OUEST UNI ET RENOVE FRANCOIS LUCAS ST VIL AGREE (MOSANO) 54 KONBIT SITWAYEN JEAN CLOVIL CHARLES AGREE 55 OLAH BATON JENES LA(OLAH) JOSEPH GEORGES DUPERVAL AGREE 56 PARTI SOCIALISTE UNIFIE HAITIEN (PSUH) JEAN AUDAN CATEL AGREE COHESION NATIONALE DES PARTIS 57 POLITIQUES HAITIENS (CONAPPH) ASNEL ALEXANDRE AGREE 58 PARTI LOUVERTURIEN (PL) ROBERT R. JOSEPH AGREE REGROUPEMENT PATRIOTIQUE POUR LE 59 RENOUVEAU NATIONAL (REPAREN) PIELPY ELISEE AGREE MOUVEMENT CHRETIEN POUR UNE AGREE 60 NOUVELLE HAITI (MOCHRENA) RENOLD JN CLAUDE BAZIN Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REGROUPEMENT REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION 61 KODINASYON RESISTANS POPILÈ NO ( KRPN) OSNER BIEN-AIME AGREE 62 PARTI NATIONAL DU TRAVAIL (PNT) BONIVERT CLAUDE AGREE J.W. PAETRUSS HENRI 63 VEYE YO NON AGREE 64 FORCE 50 WILFRID MICHEL AGREE 65 MOUVEMENT DEMOCRATIQUE LIBERATION D’HAÏTI JACK GUY LAFONTANT NON AGREE (MODELHPRDH) 66 ACTION NOUVELLE POUR HAÏTI (ANHA) FRANTZ PERPIGNAN AGREE 67 PARTI DE LA DIASPORA HAÏTIENNE POUR HAÏTI MACKSONNE POLYTE AGREE (MUDHAH) Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 68 AGREE RASSEMBLEMENT DES PATRIOTES JEAN BAPTISTE ANTHONY HAÏTIENS (R P H) DUMONT 69 AGREE MOUVEMENT POUR L’INSTAURATION DE PIERRE LOUIS HUGUES MARIE LA DEMOCRATIE (M I D H) DONALD AGREE 70 PARTI NATIONALISTE HAÏTIEN (PANAH) JOSEPH CHESNEL 71 PARTI LIBERAL REPUBLICAIN BLOC AGREE 72 CENTRISME (P L R) METELLUS SMITH MOUVEMENT INDEPENDANT POUR LA 73 RECONSTRUCTION NATIONALE (MIRN) LUC FLEURINORD AGREE 74 MOUVEMENT NATIONAL HAÏTIEN (M O N H MORISSEAU LAZARRE AGREE A) JEUNESSE POUR LA REPUBLIQUE (JPR) EVELYNE DORCE AGREE 75 Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 76 ACTION JEUNES CITOYENS (A.J .CITOYEN) HANS TIPPENHAUER AGREE 77 RASSEMBLEMENT DES NATIONAUX PHILIPPE ALBERT PHILUS AGREE DEMOCRATES VOLONTAIRE POUR L’UNITE SALVATRICE (RANDEVOUS) AGREE 78 PATRIYOT NATIF NATAL (PNN) FILS-AIME IGNACE ST-FLEUR 79 COALITION REFORMISTE POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT D’HAÏTI (C R E D O) PIERRE DIT RICHE WAGNAC AGREE 80 UNION NATIONALE CHRETIENNE POUR LA AGREE RECONSTRUCTION D’HAÏTI (U N C H R) JEAN CLAUDE GERMAIN 81 PARTI POLITIQUE ANTRE NOU (PPAN) VLADIMIR BOYER AGREE 82 PLATE –FORME POLITIQUE G-18 WILSON JOSEPH AGREE LIGUE ALTERNATIVE POUR LE PROGRES & AGREE 83 L’EMANCIPATION HAÏTIENNE (L A P E H) JEAN HECTOR ANACACIS Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 84 MOUVEMENT INDEPENDANT KITIREL AGREE SOCIAL ECONOMIE AK POLITIK AN AYITI VILAIRE CLUNY DUROSEAU (MEKSEPA) 85 PLATE POLITIK SOLEY LEVE (PPSL) JEAN GABY BRUTUS AGREE AGREE 86 CANAAN(CANAAN) SABINE DUVIVIER MORPEAU 87 PLATE FORME MADRE (MADRE) KESNEL BELJEAN NON AGREE AGREE 88 COALITION NATIONALE DES PARTIS MISLET FEVRY POLITIQUES ALIGNES DU CENTRE DEMOCRATIQUE (C O NA CE D) 89 KONFIANS (KONFIANS) RUDY HERIVEAUX AGREE RASSEMBLEMENT NATIONAL TET KALE DR. ANTOINE JOSEPH AGREE 90 (RNTK) Conseil Electoral Provisoire Direction Des Affaires Juridiques ELECTIONS 2015 BILAN DE L’ENREGISTREMENT DES PARTIS POLITIQUES, GROUPEMENTS OU REGROUPEMENTS AU CEP PARTI POLITIQUE, GROUPEMENT OU REPRESENTANT LEGAL MENTION MENTION REGROUPEMENT 91 JEAN FRANCOIS EXANTUS AGREE PARTI DE LA RENAISSANCE HAITIENNE (PAREH) 92 AGREE KONSYANS PATRIYOTIK JEAN RODOLPHE JOAZIL 93 PATI PEP LA (PPL) JEAN CHARLES MERVIL AGREE 94 ORGANISATION LAVNI (LAVNI) ERICK PREVOST JR AGREE ACTION DEMOCRATIQUE POUR BATIR 95 HAITI (ADEBHA) OSNER RICHARD AGREE 96 PONT (POU NOU TOUT) DR EVALLIERE BEAUPLAN
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