Politics of Haiti
Reginald Boulos distances himself from Michel Martelly over PetroCaribe
Affaire PetroCaribe: Reginald Boulos who once supported the candidacy frmer Haitian president Michel Martelly thinks that it is necessary to put an end to the bonds of friendship when it comes to cases of transparency.
"My possible friendship with Michel Martelly has nothing to do with the affairs of the country," Boulos said.
Related article: Affaire PetroCaribe: Reginald Boulos wants Michel Martelly to Apologize with his VOICE, a letter is simply not enough
Yon vagabon deside chante Antèman Aristide sou Rezo Sosyo yo
Adje mesye... Vagabon se remèd LOL... Men yo anonse lanmò Aristide wi sou Facebook!!! Ou pwal tande bri... (Haiti Hoax - Death of president Aristide announced on Social Media)
Men ki kote yo jwenn foto sa menm???
Vagabon an di Titide ta fè yon arè kadyak aprè l fin fon'w move san paskel tande Lamothe ak Sophia jwenn decharge.
Haiti National Palace... Once upon a time in Haiti...
Here is a picture of the Haitian National Palace... This used to be the official residence of the President of Haiti in capital Port-au-Prince until an earthquake hit Haiti on 12 Jan 2010.
The national palace was severely damaged during this devastating earthquake. then President Rene Preval said the famous phrase: "My Palace Collapse!"
The ruins of the building were demolished in 2012 under the Martelly administration. Plans to rebuild the palace were announced by in 2017.
NY Haitian-American Councilman says Haitians going to Canada are under FALSE impression
New York City Council Member Mathieu Eugene says many Haitians making the trip to Canada seeking asylum are under the false impression that Canada has an open-door policy.
They're seeing the country as if it were a "promised land," he said.
Council Member Mathieu Eugene represents dristict 40 which includes Crown Heights, East Flatbush, Flatbush, Kensington, Midwood, Prospect Park, and Prospect Lefferts Gardens.
Council Member Dr. Mathieu Eugene made history by becoming the first Haitian-born official elected to the New York City Council.