Haiti Politiques

Remember the death of Haitian Judge Jean-Serge Joseph which raised so much controversy in Haiti??? The autopsy results have been released... Canada coroner Jean Brochu concludes the probable cause of death of judge Joseph was cerebral hemorrhage...

Haiti President Michel Martelly has the most Facebook followers of any Caribbean leader... Twiplomacy, a leading global study of global leaders on twitter ranks the Haitian President as the top user among Caribbean Leaders... WOW...

Former Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille is now the new Regional Director of the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) on the African continent...

What is wrong with this picture? I was looking at the list of countries by number of active troops on Wikipedia and found out that on the island of Hispaniola, the Dominican Republic has 49,910 military personnel on active duty while Haiti has ZERO...

Haiti president Michel Martelly is leaving Haiti Monday to join President Barack Obama and 60+ other Chiefs of State for the Funeral of Nelson Mandela in South Africa. Haiti, as First Black Republic in the world, intends to make a tribute to this symbol of the universal struggle for equality of the human races and democracy, said an official note from Haiti's National Palace...

More than 60 heads of state have confirmed that they will attend services for Nelson Mandela in South Africa next week... The South African government says that includes all living American presidents -- except George H.W. Bush -- as well as 26 members of Congress... Is Haiti President Michel Martelly going?

Haiti President Michel Martelly has declared this day, 6 Dec 2013, as a national day of mourning to acknowledge the departure of President Nelson Mandela. Flags will be flying at half staff in Haiti today... A Haitian delegation will go Johannesburg for Mandela's funeral.

President Michel Martelly pays tribute to the symbol of the anti-apartheid and Father of the democracy struggle in South Africa, Nelson Mandela aka "Madiba"

TRUE STORY - My 80 year old father was supposed to arrive at Port-au-Prince airport today, 29 Nov 2013, but due protests that is supposed to take place, the old man decided to pay American Airlines an EXTRA fee to postpone his trip... Money that the retired old man could use... How many other ordinary Haitian citizens are affected by these never ending protest?

We are always processed by "Papa Dessalines" when we need to plunge Haiti into the biggest mess. The back of the leader of the Haitian Revolution is pretty wide to legitimize our barbarities: KOUPE TET BOULE KAY.