In order to have his case clarified, Claude invites Edmond Bocchit, who was removed from his position in Washington due to allegations of corruption.
Regarding the accusations, Claude Joseph notes that they were made a few days after his news conference in which he called for Ariel Henry to cede his position as president in order to facilitate a genuine change of leadership in the nation.
The assassination of Jovenel Mose must be made public, according to Claude Joseph, who reaffirms his commitment to seeing justice served. In addition, he pledges to work for the country’s current system to be changed.