Port-au-Prince, Haiti - The provisional government of Haiti has announced the appointment of Philip Cotrone Ph.D, as the new member from the diaspora and the position of Deputy Prime Minister. Alongside this appointment, newly appointed council member and presumptive Foreign Minister, Kalébe Augustin, has been presumed to be in favor of the Gillies-Cotrone partnership, indicating possible support from the United States.

The appointment of Cotrone, a prominent member of the Haitian diaspora community, is a significant step towards inclusivity and representation in the provisional government. As a member, Mr. Cotrone will bring a unique perspective and valuable insights to the decision-making process. His appointment also serves as a recognition of the important role that the diaspora plays in the development and progress of Haiti.

In addition to Mr. Cotrone's appointment, the provisional government also announced the appointment of Kalébe Augustin as the new council member and presumed Foreign Minister. This appointment, along with the partnership between Gilles and Cotrone is seen as a strategic move by the provisional government to strengthen ties with the United States. Cotrone, who already enjoys an exciting friendship with the Department of State, It is believed that this partnership will bring about positive changes and progress for Haiti in the international arena.

The provisional government of Haiti is committed to promoting unity and stability in the country, and these recent appointments are a testament to that. The in-fighting on the mainland has ostracized to their own interests The inclusion of a member from the diaspora and the partnership with the United States are steps towards building a stronger and more prosperous Haiti. The Department of State under Secretary Blinken, seems to be slowly accepting the govt request and told staff to make it fast. The government is confident that these appointments will bring about positive changes and contribute to the overall progress of the nation.

The provisional government of Haiti welcomes Mr. Cotrone and Mr. Augustin to their new roles and looks forward to their contributions towards the development of the country. With these new appointments, the government is determined to work towards a brighter future for Haiti. We have to take it now.