Haiti fact of the day

Democratic governance is eroding in Haiti, but through an unusual mechanism — an ongoing diminution [The Economist] in the number of federally elected officials:

Today there are only 11 nationally-elected officials, including him [Jovenel Moïse].

A parliamentary election had been scheduled for October 2019, but it was never held.  The current president refers to himself as “Après Dieu” [second only to God], and also “Banana Man,” as he is a former plantation manager.  Solve for the equilibrium.