Politics of Haiti

President Jovenel Moise's big brother Gabriel Moise was arrested Tuesday in Port-de-Paix for his arrogance with police officers trying to restore order in the city.

According to news reports. President Jovenel's brother Gabriel Moise took the wrong way in a one-way street and came face to face with Haitian police officers trying to restore law and order.

Being the big brother of the president of Haiti, the arrogant Gabriel Moise felt powerful enough to demand that the police move their vehicle to let him through.

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Haitians will soon be able to move freely in all the CARICOM countries, as early as 30 March 2018; however, It will not be as easy as going to Chile... There is a catch...

In order for a Haitian traveler to move freely to the following countries, you either have to hold an official Haitian passport, a diplomatic passport or be a bearer of a US, Canadian of Schengen visa.

If you meet these requirements, you will be able to travel to any of these countries:

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Many Haitians in high levels, or with BIG names, deciding for the country have the bad habit of saying "this is impossible" instead of "how can this be done?"

It's been said that if you ask your brain a question it will find the answer for you. But, if you say "This is impossible," your brain stops right there. There is literally no need for it to continue thinking because you just pulled on the emergency brakes of your thought process.

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The new Haitian military is getting ready for a major parade in the streets of Port-au-Prince on 18 November 2017, Haitian Armed Forces Day, according to a credible news source.

Like Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant announced, the day has come for the official rebirth of the Haitian military. "it is only justice to our forefathers to reactivate Les Forces Armée d'Haiti."

What does 18 November 1803 represent for us, Haitians?

On November 18, 1803, at the Battle of Vertières, the Indigenous Army of Santo Domingo, which became the 1st Army of Haiti on January 1, 1804, won the final victory over the occupying army. The Commander-in-Chief of our Army, General Jean-Jacques Dessalines, proclaimed Haiti Independent and, with the help of his immediate subordinates, organized the new State. (from Le Nouvelliste)

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Did you know? Georges Biassou, one of the early leaders of the 1791 slave revolt that gave birth to the Haitian Revolution, was also Florida's highest ranking officer in the 1700s, a decorated general.

February is Black History month in the United States...

Here is a wonderful piece of Haitian-African-American history for you...

Georges Biassou, Jean François and Jeannot were the early leaders of the Haitian revolution. They were prophesied by vodou priest, Boukman, to lead this revolution that would later give birth to the Republic of Haiti.

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A group of young Haitian teenagers were sitting around watching American rap videos when an older Haitian woman comes into house. She didn't understand the music at all but she knows, "it's crazy people music," she says...

"Do you kids even understand what the music is saying?" She asked.

The Truth: None of them understood what the music is saying because not of them speak English. It's mainly explicit lyrics that I do not dare translate and post on in this article.

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After 13 years of MINUSTAH in Haiti, UN peacekeepers lower the United Nations flag. Many Haitians are saying "Free at last, Free at last, Thank God almighty Haiti is free from MINUSTAH at last..." But are we really free? And for how long?

The U.N. peacekeeping mission in Haiti has officially ended today, October 15, 2017. A new mission has started, It's civilian mission called MINUJUSTH, The United Nations Mission for Justice Support in Haiti.

MINUJUSTH will have up to 1,275 police officers as well as correction officers and international civilians, but no military personnel.

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The government of Haiti has written to the Trump Administration asking for an 18-months extension of TPS for Haitians living in the United States.

This letter came from Haitian ambassador Paul Altidor on behalf of President Jovenel Moise.

In the letter, the Ambassador asks acting DHS secretary Elaine Duke to take a moment and visit Haiti before making a decision on whether or not to extend TPS for Haitians next month, in November. This visit, one hope, will convince the Trump government that Haiti has not fully recovered and needs a little more time before it can receive tens of thousand of Haitians living in the US without a green card.

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Read this... The Dominican Republic has the peculiarity of celebrating its independence not from a colonial power, but from Haiti BUT the Dominican Republic won their independence a second time and Haiti helped...

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There was a guerilla war between Spain in the Dominican Republic between nationalist and Spain. It was called the Dominican Restauration War. Haiti was neutral at first.

In January 1862, Spain issued a royal order declaring its intent to regain the territories that Toussaint Louverture had taken for Haiti in 1794.

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Live in her afternoon news program on Radio Kiskeya, Liliane Pierre Paul reported that Les Cayes city mayor Gabriel Fortune accused her radio station of being a propagandist radio station that was tied under the table of the Privert Interim Government.

Liliane Pierre Paul did even try to deny the accusation. Instead she said there are many people who have been making these accusations since president Jocelerme Privert was in power for their own personal reasons. That these people are satellites in the constellation of TET KALE. They multiplied these types of declarations hopping they would submerge Radio Kiskeya and some people within the radio station.

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