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345:, and Alexis announced an investment program designed to lower the cost of living. On 10 April, it was announced that 16 Senators (a majority, as there are 30 seats in Haiti's Senate) had signed a letter advising Alexis to resign within two days. The letter described Alexis's proposals to resolve the economic crisis as "too little, too late" and said that "it is obvious that the majority of the people don't believe any more in the capacity of your government to take courageous measures to ease the misery that the population is facing daily." The Senate then voted unanimously to dismiss Alexis on 12 April, with all of the 16 Senators present in favor. Préval said that he would consult with Parliament to choose a new prime minister, but he also said that Alexis had done his best and should not receive all the blame for the situation. 301:
that they receive cabinet posts. Parliament passed a bill extending their term so that they could continue the ratification process, but Préval denied that they had authority to do so, announcing on 11 January (the final day of the parliamentary session) that he intended to bypass Parliament and form a government by decree. Opposition parties accused Préval of having staged a bloodless coup and considered Alexis an illegitimate prime minister. Alexis served as prime minister from 26 March 1999 to 7 February 2001.
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on 17 December despite an unfavorable report regarding his management of funds as Minister of Education. Completion of the ratification process requires ratification of the nominee's proposed cabinet and general policy; Alexis's final ratification was delayed by the insistence of opposition leaders
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degree in food science and technology from Université Laval in 1979. He was then a professor of food technology and post-harvest technology at the State University of Haiti (1979–1987), a professor of post-harvest technology and human nutrition at
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Alexis was nominated as prime minister by Préval on 16 July 1998, following congressional rejections of three prior nominees that had resulted in a year-long political crisis. His nomination was preliminarily ratified by the
278:, Alexis served in the government as the Minister of National Education, Youth, and Sport (1996–1999), Minister of Culture (1997–1999), and Minister of the Interior and Territorial Communities (1999–2000). 246:
After graduation, Alexis held a series of jobs in academia. He was an assistant professor of chemistry at the State University of Haiti from 1973 to 1976 and a teaching and research assistant at
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Criticism of Alexis's economic policies led to a no-confidence vote in February 2008, which Alexis survived. Riots broke out in early April 2008 regarding high
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party. His stated policy objectives included the restoration of security in the country and the provision of basic services to citizens.
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from 1999 to 2001 and was prime minister for a second term from 2006 to 2008 when he was dismissed due to political fallout from
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and Princess Marie-Louise-Amelie-Celestina Pierrot, a daughter of Prince
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Index

Jacques Stephen Alexis

prime minister of Haiti
René Préval
Gérard Latortue
Michèle Pierre-Louis
René Préval
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Rosny Smarth
Jean Marie Chérestal
Gonaïves
Haiti
Haitian
prime minister of Haiti
food riots
Gonaïves
Pierre Nord Alexis
Jean-Louis Pierrot
Lycée Geffrard
Lycée Toussaint Louverture
Port-au-Prince
State University of Haiti
Université Laval
Quebec
Canada
Master of Science
Ecole Moyenne d’Agriculture
Quisqueya University
René Préval
Senate

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