Haiti Hotels Marriott, El Rancho and Best Western deny Michel Martelly PetroCaribe statements

Regarding the use of PetroCaribe funds, Marriott Port-au-Prince Hotel, NH Haiti El Rancho hotel and Best Western Premier Petion-Ville have denied statement ex president Michel Martelly made that he invested PetroCaribe money in these hotels.

PHOTO: Ex Haiti President Michel Martelly answer question about #PetroCaribeChallenge
PHOTO: Ex Haiti President Michel Martelly answer question about #PetroCaribeChallenge

Question: Can the words of Sweet Micky performing on stage be considered official statements of former president Michel Martelly?

On stage in one of events back in October 2017, the artist Sweet Micky once said: "The PetroCaribe money that I stole, I invested in Best Western, Marriott, El Rancho..."

During the violent gas price hike street protests of July 6 and 7, 2018, these hotels were attacked on the pretense that they were built with Petro Caribe money.

New statements from Maarten Boute, Réginald Boulos and Stanley Handal, managers of these hotels, have formally denied the former president's statement to make it very clear that, not only is PetroCaribe Money not invested in these hotels, the Martelly family are not shareholders in these companies.

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Aly says...

So, what does that mean, that they "have denied statement ex president Michel Martelly made...?

It's their word against his; shouldn't they try to 'clear their names" by suing Martelly and have him pay for damages and defamation?

Why should people believe them, and not what seems plausible as stated rather peremptorily by the former

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Coll Jay says...

Sweet Micky ki di l. depi SE ou stage SE PA

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