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Tande sa... CONATEL mete yon Note de Presse dehors ki di li pa genyen okenn intention pou bloqué appels ki fèt a travers canal VoIP tankou MagicJack, Vonage, Skype etc...

Dapre CONATEL, sa yo pa gen anyen pou fè ak lute ke yo ap fè pou anpeche Fraude Telephonique an Haiti...

Li Communique de Presse la: CONATEL: Pas question de lutte contre le VOIP

Also read: Haiti - Digicel Now Blocking VoIP services like Viber, Tango and Nimbuzz

So... Pou kisa ou panse Digicel Bloque VoIP?

Kite yon mesaj

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There is a famous Haitian saying "Moun Damou Pa Kite" (People in love stay together) --- You think that's true?

Famous Haitian music band Skah Shah even sings about it: "Moun damou pa kite, Romeo e Juliet, Ferdinand, Isabelle..."

I know many "Moun Damou" who end up leaving each other (kite)

On the other hand, I know a few people who have been together for a very long time but I would not necessarily call them "Moun Damou." Their relationship falls more on the category of another Haitian saying "Tout Abitid Se Vis" LOL...

What do you think about that?

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Mwen pa konnen kisa ki pase téléphone portable mwen an, se gade-m gade mwen wè li limen Rose et Blanc konye-a... Sak pase-l laa? Mwen pral rele Senatè Moise Jean Charles pou-m konnen si se President Martelly ki pran kontròl telefòn lan... LOL...

Ou kwè-m pa ta jwen yon moun nan Pati Haitien Tet Kale (PHTK) ki ta renmen achte li pou des miliers de Gourdes?

Si-w se yon TET KALE WOZ epi ou enterese achte Telefòn saa... Banm yon Samsung Galaxy S5 plis $200 US epi ou met pran saa...

Pri a oblije monte pitit, Se sel telefon saa ki nan monde la ki limen Rose et Blanc... LOL...

Fok ou griyen dan-w wi pitit. Lavi a pa mande tou stress sa yo :)

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Gade photo saa... Lè ou ale andeyò an Haiti, ou rantre nan lakizinn lan, wa-p remake 3 wòsh kòt a kòt nan mitan kizinn la, 3 wòsh sa yo rele "3 Pye Difé," LOL... Si-w gen chans menm, ou ka jwen yon gwo chodyè chita sou tèt 3 pye difé sa yo ak kichòy ki ap kwit andedan li... Andeyo, yo rele sa "Lamanjay"

Ayayay...

Mwen konnen ke le monde chanje a konyea a moun lavil ki eklere se fou ak gas propane yo itilize, sa ki trè bon men... mwen pap ba-w manti... Lè ou wè mwen chita nan yon ti kizin andeyò, lafimen prèt pou fè-m kriye, map tann lamanjay la, mwen santi yon bagay andedan fon kè mwen ke mwen pa kapab eksplike.

Yon gwo remèsiman pou moun ki te avè-m nan kizinn la jou saa... :)

Kisa ki pase nan tèt ou lè w-ap gade photo saa?

Pataje li avek nou

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Look at this photo... I had a chance to spend a few days in the beautiful city of Pilate, Northern Haiti, hometown of a close friend of mine. Pilate is a beautiful and very green little Haitian city on top of a mountain in the Plaisance Arrondissement, in the Nord Department of Haiti...

Waking up in Pilate is a breath of fresh air and I mean that literally... Pilate is one of the rare places I visited in Haiti where you can sleep all night long with no air conditioning and no fans (vantilatè).

The streets of Pilate are fully paved although, getting there from Gros-Morne, I must say, is an exciting off-road experience.

The photo you are looking at is a picture I took while standing atop "Mòn Kalvè" (Morne Calvaire or Calvary Hill in English) a steep rocky hill right outside the city.

"Si ti kò-w pa bon, pa pran chans monte Mòn Kalvè nan Pilate... LOL... Se eksperyans k-ap pale... "

I was so freaking tired half way up the hill that I stopped pretending that I was taking a picture... And that's how this breathtaking photo came to life.

Stay tuned for more stories from Pilate Haiti...

Have you ever been to Pilate?

Are you from Pilate?

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Anpil kabrit ke moun ap manje Sen Domeng, se Haiti yo soti. Mwen te nan yon ti zòn tou pre fontyè a, se pa de kabrit mwen wè ki ap travese la riviè a pou ale lakay vwazen...

Kabrit se yon viann ke Haitien remen anpil. Menm lè yo ap viv an Dominikani ak lot kote nan diaspora a, yo toujou manje ti vyann kabrit yo.

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There are many Haitians World War II Veterans out there... Philippe Kieffer is one of them... Born in Port-au-Prince Haiti, chef des commandos de la France libre (comander of the Free French Forces)

On 6 June 1944, at 0731, the Bérets verts ("Green berets") landed in Ouistreham, Benouville, Amfreville and Bavant, designated as Sword Beach. Philippe Kieffer, recently promoted to capitaine de corvette, led his men personally.

The unit suffered 21 killed and 93 wounded; Kieffer himself was almost immediately wounded twice, hit by shrapnel in the leg, but refused evacuation for two days. Kieffer rejoined his unit on 14 June, in time to take part in the breakthrough towards the Seine and Honfleur. Along with two of his men, he was the first member of the Free French Forces to enter Paris

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