Haiti - Ex president Martelly attends Funeral of Murdered PHTK Candidate Lionel Previlon
Haiti - The funeral of Lionel Previlon, a PHTK candidate for depute of Desdunes murdered, took place at Eglise Sacre-Coeur de Turgeau. Ex President Michel Martelly and presidential candidate Jovenel Moise were in attendance...
Lionel Previlon was a former policeman assigned to the personal security of Jovenel Moise. He was shot dead by gunmen February 9, 2016 at Delmas 75, after escorting candidate Jovenel Moise home.
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