The accumulation of power by Alix Didier Fils-Aimé since the installation of the transitional government raises questions about the nature of the current regime. Decrees, appointments, and institutional restructurings follow one after another without encountering any opposition, while Council of Ministers meetings display perfect unanimity, causing all administrative pluralism to disappear. The example of the Anti-Corruption Unit illustrates this drift: its former director, although debatable, had launched sensitive investigations against those close to power, demonstrating the importance of an independent investigative capacity.