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Michel Soukar reveals the truth behind Michel Martelly's feud with Garry...

2012-02-27T02:53:00.000-05:00

Marché de Tabarre 24 février 2012

2012-02-26T22:35:00.000-05:00

Ce qui pourrait avoir provoqué le départ du PM, selon l'AHP

2012-02-26T21:17:00.000-05:00

Le premier ministre haïtien Garry Conille démissionne de ses fonctions Port-au-Prince, le 24 février 2012 - (AHP) -Entré en fonction il y a tout juste 4 mois, en octobre dernier, Garry Conille dont les relations avec le president Michel Martelly n'aurait jamais été harmonieuse a remis ce vendredi sa demission au chef de l'Etat. Une série de divergences intervenues ces 4 dernières semaines entre les deux hommes auraient contribué à la deterioration de la cohabitation.

D'abord, le premier ministre s'est toujours déclaré ouvertement en faveur de la publication du texte amendé de la constitution que le chef de l'Etat n'a jamais fait promulguer jusqu'ici, après l'avoir promis. Le premier ministre qui n'aurait jamais eu un réel pouvoir s'est prononcé clairement en Haïti et à l'Etranger, notamment à Washington contre l'occupation de bases de l'ancienne armée dans plusieurs regions du pays, alors que d'anciens militaires en armes se trouvaient à l'aéroport international pour accueillir le president Martelly ,lors de son retour d'un voyage début fevrier au Vénézuela et au Panama. Mais, le pourrissement de la situation s'est accéléré avec le dossier de l'enquête sur la multiple nationalite présumée du chef de l'Etat et de certains membres du gouvernment. Le chef de l'Etat s'oppose à toute collaboration avec la commission sénatoriale d'enquête, pendant que le premier ministre considère qu'il faut respecter les prérogatives constitutionnelles du Sénat dans ce dossier, se disant du coup prêt à apporter toute sa collaboration à l'enquête. De fait, il a déposé tous ses documens de voyage devant la commission d'enquête tel que le reclamaient les senateurs. Ce qui a été perçu dans l'entourage du pouvoir comme une absence de solidarité. Et on le fit bien voir au premier ministre aujour d'hui démissionnaire qui a éte boudé par la plupart de ses ministres (à l'instigation ou pas du chef de l'Etat), lorsqu'il les a invité à deposer leurs documents de voyage au parlement. Et comme pour montrer à Garry Conille qu'ils ne recevaient pas d'ordre de lui, les ministres se sont rendus, selon eux, de leur propre chef, jeudi au parlement, pour faire cet exercice. Pendant qu'ils se seraient refusés à participer le soir-même à une rencontre avec leur "chef". Mais, des sources proches du gouvernement affirment que les ministres ont été invités à le faire par le président Martelly. Mais, ce dont on parle moins et qui pourrait avoir accéléré le départ du premier ministre est, selon beaucoup, sa decision de former une commission pour enquêter sur des contrats passés par le gouvernement Bellerive avec des compagnies notamment dominicaines, qui n'auraient pas respecté certaines règles. Des sources proches de la primature affirment que certains contrats ont été passés après l'investiture du président Martelly, mais avant l'arrivée de Garry Conille, alors que Jean-Max Bellerive expédiait les affaires courantes. Même si le premier ministre avait très peu de marges de manoeuvres, mais son départ laisse officiellement latitude pleine et entière à la présidence d'où emaneront toutes les décisions, jusqu'a la nomination sine die d'un nouveau chef de gouvernement.

Ron Paul Packs The House In Hudsonville Michigan pt.5

2012-02-26T20:22:00.000-05:00

Ron Paul Packs The House In Hudsonville Michigan pt.4

2012-02-26T20:18:00.000-05:00

KANAVAL HAITI 2012 "Ceremonie Oficielle" 2-18-2012

2012-02-26T19:23:00.000-05:00

Martelly nomme des agents municipaux dans une douzaine de villes

2012-02-26T19:11:00.000-05:00

Le président Michel Martelly a nommé des agents municipaux pour remplacer des maires élus dans plus d'une douzaine de villes. Par arrêté présidentiel en date du 18 février 2012 des cartels d'agents municipaux ont été désignés pour les communes de Maniche, Arniquet, Mirebalais, Saut D'Eau, Camp Perin, Saint Marc, Savanete, Anse Rouege, Lascahobas, Belladers, Boucan Carrv, L'Estere et Ennery. Seuls les départements du Sud, du Centre et de l'Artibonite sont concernés par ces dispositions.

Cependant le président de la Fédération des Maires d'Haïti, Moise Charles Pierre, dénonce un plan de l'exécutif visant à remplacer de nombreux cartels élus. Il exhorte le ministre de l'intérieur à respecter ses engagements envers la fédération.

Rappelant que le ministre Thierry Mayard Paul avait récemment assuré que des élus remplaceront des élus, M. Charles Pierre dit craindre des affrontements pouvant déboucher sur une guerre civile.

Les Maires avaient lors de séances de travail avec le ministre de l'intérieur obtenu la garantie qu'ils seront maintenus dans leurs fonctions jusqu'à l'organisation des prochaines élections municipales. Certains députés avaient condamné cette décision arguant que les Maires qui seront également candidats pourraient influencer les élections.

Le président de la Fédération des Maires appelle ses collègues à lutter en vue de protéger les acquis démocratiques et constitutionnelles. Il fait remarquer que le ministère de l'intérieur pouvait uniquement nommer des agents pour remplacer les conseils communaux dysfonctionnels.

LLM / radio Métropole Haïti

L'incendie au marché de Tabarre pourrait être d'origine criminelle

2012-02-26T15:14:00.000-05:00

Le chef du parquet de la Croix-des-Bouquets Mario Beauvoir dénonce une main criminelle derrière l'incendie qui s'est déclaré au marché public de Tabarre dans la nuit du 24 au 25 février 2012.

Selon le commissaire du gouvernement, des tirs nourris ont précédé le sinistre qui a ravagé ce marché public qui compte environ 12 mille grossistes et petits marchands.

« Cet acte criminel est perpétré indubitablement par une association de malfaiteurs », martèle le chef du parquet.

Il indique par ailleurs que l'action publique est déjà mise en mouvement afin d'identifier et de punir sévèrement les coupables.

« Je suis très vexé d'un tel comportement et je donne la garantie que cette fois-ci il ne sera pas question de ‘'l'enquête se poursuit'' », promet, le chef du parquet de la Croix-des-Bouquets.

Sans vouloir faire de déclaration compromettante à l'enquête, Mario Beauvoir affirme détenir des pistes importantes dans le cadre de ce dossier.

GA / Radio Métropole Haïti

Vive tension à Malpasse

2012-02-26T14:48:00.013-05:00

Ralph Lapointe (PHOTO)

Dans la localité de Malpasse, (zone frontalière entre Haïti et la République Dominicaine), règne une vive tension depuis mercredi dernier après la mort d’un haïtien. Ralph Lapointe, maire de la commune de Ganthier, fait appel aux autorités pour que le calme soit revenu dans la commune. Un groupe de dominicains armés étaient entrés sur le territoire haïtien dans la localité de « Lot bo dlo », pour agresser la population et l’un d’eux est mort par balles.WPC/LM

Incendie au Marché Public de Tabarre 2/25/2012

2012-02-26T13:13:00.000-05:00

Saisie de cocaïne dans la commune de Tabarre

2012-02-26T13:11:00.000-05:00

Dans la commune de Tabarre, (Nord de Port-au-Prince), la DCPJ, la BLTS et la DEA ont saisi 300 kilogrammes de cocaïne, hier jeudi, évalués à 2.5 millions de dollars sur le marché local. Un colombien et un haïtien, Compère Charitable qui est un gardien de la maison, ont été arrêtés. Deux armes à feu, 4 chargeurs et une camionnette ont été trouvés. C’est grâce aux chiens renifleurs que la cocaïne a été découverte, rapporte le commissaire Gotson Orélus, numéro un de la DCPJ. L’opération s’est déroulée en présence du commissaire du gouvernement Mario Beauvoir et d’un juge de paix.WPC/LM

Arrestation d’un étudiant

2012-02-26T12:54:00.000-05:00

Fritbert Jacsy a été arrêté par le parquet de Port- au- Prince pour avoir menacé de mort par téléphone un citoyen selon le commissaire du gouvernement Jean Renel Sénatus. Un membre de l’association des étudiants parle de persécution politique après l’incident entre les étudiants de la faculté d’Ethnologie et le cortège présidentiel, le vendredi 17 février dernier.WPC/LM

Haiti: US State Department Confirmed that Senators Forged Official US document To Accuse President Martelly

2012-02-26T11:46:00.000-05:00

By: Nyrvah Florens Bruno / Jacques Dady Jean

A passport presented by Senator Moise Jean Charles as evidence that President Michel Martelly is a US citizen is forged. According to a credible source from the US Embassy, the passport number corresponded with a passport that was stolen during a kidnapping in Petion-Ville in 2009.The is a counterfeit document made by a computer amateur. An elementary school kid in the US will do better job said Robert Lyden a retired FBI member.
Senator Jean Charles allegedly paid some one to falsify the passport and replace the picture on it by Martelly's picture. This incident show the degree of ignorance that exists in the Haiti's senate. In any Democratic country Senator Jean Charles will be thrown out for being a vicious liar.

Many US citizens that have had their passports stolen in Haiti want further investigation. Even if Moise Jean Charles did not steal the passport, it is very irresponsible for a senator to use
malicious tactic to accuse a president said attorney Sanite Laborde. How did Senator Jean Charles get his hands on the US passport that he falsified?
This incident has triggered a grave suspicion among all US citizens who have lost their passport during their visit to Haiti. How the rest of the world can show respect to Haiti, when the citizens continue to tolerate a senator like Moise Jean Charles.
Patricia Hall and her husband Nicolas Hall traveled to Haiti a few years ago to give helping hands after the earthquake. Patricia is a Haitian American and Nicolas Hall was born in Boston, Massachusetts. The two met in Indiana and moved to Boston just after they married in 1996. The two were leaving a Hotel in Petion-Ville, when they were held at gunpoint and forced into a vehicle by masked men. Patricia was raped several times and then released the next day on the condition that she call her friends and family to raise $100,000. Finally, Patriciaís church paid $40,000 in ransom money for her husbandís release.
The two traveled back to the US and sought medical treatment. Their lives changed forever since that evening when she was kidnapped and repeatedly raped by the hooded men while her husband was tied up in another room. For a year both Patricia and Nicolas had to go to therapy, during which time Patricia unwillingly avoided eye contact with her husband and even became suicidal.
For a while Patricia suspected that the number of the passport that appeared in Google as Michel Martellyís passport was in fact her passport that was stolen a few years ago. When the US State Department declared that the passport was, in fact, not Martellyís passport, Patricia decided that she wants this matter investigated further.

Haiti’s Elected Mayors Dismissed, Illegally Replaced by Presidential Apointees

2012-02-26T11:08:00.000-05:00

By Dady Chery
Haiti Chery

Back in May 2011, undistracted by Haiti’s 4.5-million dollar presidential inauguration, I sounded the alarm about a brewing legislative coup d’etat .

“Within five days of being seated and, in two meetings totaling less than 20 hours, Haiti’s newly assembled 49th legislature modified over 100 articles of the 1987 Constitution.

“This document was drafted and voted on so quickly that, when the parliamentary session closed, the president of the assembly had no time to reread to the lawmakers the amendments on which they had voted the two previous days.”

By contrast to these hastily crafted amendments, the 1987 Constitution had been approved by 90% of the voters in a popular referendum that followed the document’s publication in Creole and French. A hallmark of this Constitution was the decentralization of the government and reduction of executive power. Details the Constitution and proposed amendments are discussed in my article (1).

Despite many years of the corruptive influence of a coalition of colonial powers, the 1987 Constitution has not only thwarted a return to a dictatorship, but also prevented foreign concerns from buying the country wholesale from well-cultivated officials of the executive branch.

One of the proposed amendments to the 1987 Constitution stated that:

“From now on, until the municipal elections of 2013, all Haiti’s mayors will be replaced by ‘Municipal Agents’ designated by the central government.”

The reason offered for this proposal was the high cost of elections. In fact, this move was meant to dismantle local governments so as to confiscate resources such as commons lands and waters.

Due to a series of gaffes, and outcries by some lawmakers who pointed out that a draft of the amendments did not correspond to their discussions, the project was quietly dropped, and Martelly was grudgingly forced to swear to uphold the 1987 Constitution.

Interestingly, as Martelly was about to take his oath of office, the microphone went silent and, for all we know, he might have instead insulted somebody’s mother, as is his way. An investigation discovered that, despite the best security money could buy, the power cord to the microphone had been sliced with an instrument as unsubtle as a machete. Apart from concluding that the Haitian gods have an odd sense of humor, one could logically say that, since no one heard what Martelly swore to do, he was never actually inaugurated President of the Republic.

Today (Feb 24th), while everyone is distracted by the resignation of former Clinton Aide Gary Conille’s from the prime ministerial post, an attempt is under way to replace 13 of Haiti’s mayors with presidential appointees.

The following government communique appeared under the cover of the Carnaval festivities .

The President’s Office of Communication informs the population in general and the press in particular that, by a presidential decree of January 18th, 2012, until the next elections the citizens whose names are this list have been named the Regional Commission members for each of the following regions:

Maniche:
Jean Luc Tolivio DURAND, President;
Albert POINT DU JOUR, Member;
Alexis PIEREE EVENS, Member.

Arniquet:
Valentin BERTIN, President;
Marie Guerline DENIS, Member;
Félix RIGAUD, Member.

Mirebalais:
Jean Rodney AMBROISE, President
Elionel CASSEUS, Member;
Guerly Esther JEAN-BAPTISTE, Member.

Saut d’Eau:
Jespère BARTHELMY, President;
Jean Narcisse ROMULUS, Member;
Enock Rounfils THOMAS, Member.

Camp Perrin :
Vital INDRY, President;
Chantal RICHARD, Member;
Saint Armand DAGUILARD, Member.

Saint-Marc :
Jean Rony EUGENE, President;
Maxo MALVOISIN, Member;
Epson VERNET, Member.

Savanette :
Jeantes BELFORT, President;
Mathieu PETIT-MAY, Member;
Rodney FILS-AIME, Member.

Anse Rouge :
Marc Antoine AIDEE, President;
Antoine SAINT HILIEN, Member;
Clareste HONORAT, Member.

Lascahobas :
Saint Luc LAMANDIER, President;
Dinois RATEAU, Member;
Monique COLAS, Member.

Belladère :
Hoslor ALCIDE, President;
Cham LEJEAN, Member;
Yveline ESTIVERNE, Member.

Boucan Carré :
Fegues GERMAIN, President;
André Wakensy MERVILLE, Member;
Enel PAUL, Member.

Estère:
Michelet JEAN-JACQUES, President;
William EXAVIER, Member;
Reynald THERMITUS, Member.

Ennery:
Yves ALEXIS, Président;
Samson RENELUS, Member;
Gilbert JEANNITON, Member.

And by a decree of December 7th, 2011, the following individuals are chosen for the posts of General Secretary in the six Departmental Delegations:

Central Departement: Jonas JEROME
Western Departement: Sylvera JEAN SIMON
Northwestern Departement: Fedmond MAZAR
Southern Departement: Roosevelt GUERRIER
Northeastern Departement: Lucien DESAMOUR
Southeastern Departement: Frantz Magellane PIERRE-LOUIS
The President reiterates his confidence in the willingness and competence of these new members of the administration to achieve his objective, which is none other than to improve the situation of the Haitian population and give a new image to the country.

It is up to the regions’ citizens to make sure these charlatans never set foot in their city halls and other government buildings.

On February 23rd, the National Federation of Haitian Mayors (FENAMH) gave a press conference to alert the population about the recent developments

FENAMH President Charles Pierre Moise said that letters of dismissal had been received by the following mayors:

Mayor Alexy Fortuna, of Estère
Mayor Marc André Dubois, of Ennery
Mayor Joseph M. Brunel Metayer, of Anse-Rouge
According to Mayor Marc Andre Dubois, a new mayor arrived in Ennery on Friday February 18th and preceded by two days a letter that said he should meet with his replacement who is

“taking an inventory of the heritage of Ennery.”

This current attempt at a wholesale dismissal is hardly the worst to have happened to Haiti’s Mayors since the country’s foreign occupation began.

On February 3rd, for example, the writer Jean-Claude Fignole, who is also the Mayor of Abricots and Chair of the Association of Mayors of Grand Anse, felt compelled to write the following open letter in the newspaper Le Nouvelliste .

Mrs. Yolaine Gilles
Platform for Human Rights

Madam,

From various sources, I recently learned that Departmental Delegate of Grand Anse, Mr. Norman Wiener, wrote a letter to President Martelly in which he denounced my efforts to decentralize and develop the Grand Anse Department as undermining the authority of the President and government and therefore being detrimental to national security.

Thus we are thrown back to a time as insane and criminal as that of previous dictatorships, when their stooges, to reap the benefits from the exercise of unbriddled power, managed to see conspiracies everywhere.

According to all, pursuant to this denunciation, my life is under threat. I ask you to alert the citizenry, and national and international agencies for the protection of human rights, about this new trend and its execution by local satrap at the service of who knows what interest and unhindered in their villainy.

I also take this opportunity to suggest that an Investigative Commission be sent to Grand Anse to monitor my activities either as Mayor of Abricots or as the head of the Association of the Mayors of Grand Anse, to find out if these activities are contrary to my mandate to help my community and my department anchor their dreams and wishes of decentralization in the forthcoming plans for development.

Wishing, in spite of everything, that President Martelly would not be so gullible as to swallow Mr. Wiener’s nonsense, I beg you, dear Mrs. Gilles, to accept my best regards.

Jean-Claude Fignole

In Ganthier, a border town that is coveted as a base for a legion of NGOs, including Wyclef Jean’s Yele Haiti, a wealthy family with its own police force took over 9,000 acres of commons land so as to sell it to local police and corrupt government officials (5). When Mayor Ralph Lapointe supported a group of farmers who opposed the land grab, Mayor Lapointe’s life was threatened, and he was beaten within sight of the local police who did nothing whatever to help him. He was rescued by the town people. Later, he and his City Hall Director, Mr. Jean Vilvalex Cetoute were arrested and jailed in a neighboring town.

In Milo, a northern district near Cap Haitien, shortly after the coup against President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, French soldiers and U.N. troops, at 4 a.m. on June 14th, 2004, invaded and ransacked the house of Mayor Jean-Charles Moise (6). When they discovered the Mayor to be away, the soldiers took his wife into custody and abandoned the couple’s frightened young children to themselves.

The above list of incidents is hardly comprehensive.

With regard to the current assault on the mayors, FENAMH President Charles Pierre Moise pointed out at the press conference that the appointment of new mayors by the executive branch is

“contrary to the Constitution, which requires that an elected replaces one elected.”

MP Romial Smith, Chair of the Committee on Local Authority in the House of Representatives has accused Secretary of the Interior Georges Racine of being behind the wave of dismissals and violating the law. MP Smith informed the parliament that:

“We do not recognize the authority of these [executively appointed] judges, and an elected must be replaced with one elected”

MP Smith added that the newly nominated mayors had been given free rein to squander the municipalities’ funds and advised that the government put into place the mechanisms for the next elections.

The persecution of the mayors, a larcenous and unsubtle bid at a return to dictatorship, is a reminder that Haiti’s municipal executives currently constitute the country’s most legitimate government. In this context, it is worth noting that it was Mirebalais Mayor Lochard Laguerre who first led Al Jazeera and Associated Press journalists to the Nepalese U.N. base that had been dumping its choleric sewage into the Meille tributary to the Artibonite River. The great majority of mayors are not the stooges of foreign powers but legitimately elected, upstanding citizens, of their communities. Their persecution by a “Vichy administration” ought to be regarded as strong evidence of their patriotism.

In fact, rather than the dismissal of the mayors by the executive, a move by an association of legitimately elected mayors to dismiss and replace a foreign-picked executive branch would be closer to the spirit of the 1987 Constitution, which sought to decentralize power and promote national sovereignty. Such a proposal should be entertained when amendments to the Constitution are next considered.

As the world wrings its hands, searching where the aid money went, it is worth noting that aid sent directly to Haiti’s mayors would be far more likely to improve the lots of Haitians than aid sent to foreign non-governmental organizations (NGO) or Haiti’s central government.

It is imperative, right now, that we turn away from the spectacle of yet another prime ministerial clone’s dismissal and shine a spotlight on the ongoing coup d’etat: the assault against some of Haiti’s most stalwart civil servants so as to concentrate power in a dictatorial executive branch.

Révocation des maires de l’Artibonite

2012-02-26T10:23:00.000-05:00

Moise Charles Pierre, the President of the National Federation of Haitian Mayors (FENAMH) said Thursday at a news conference, that 3 mayors had received letters from the Departmental Office informing them that they have been removed from office, and have been replaced. They are Marc André Dubois (commune of Ennery), Alexy Fortuna (Estère), and Mr. Brunel Joseph Métayer (Anse-rouge) from the cartel of magistrates of the city of Jacmel.

According to available information, these dismissals were related to the "mismanagement" of 2 million gourdes, during the Carnival activities. However, for deputy Romial Smith, President of the Commission "interior and local governments" of the Chamber of Deputies, it would be Georges Racine, the Secretary of State of the Interior that would be responsible for this wave of dismissals...

"The appointment of new mayors in the municipalities is a violation of the agreement, and contrary to the Constitution, which requires that an elected replaces an elected", and denounced the President of the FENAMH, who stated that the Minister of the Interior, Thierry Mayard-Paul "had promised at a previous meeting, that only an elected would replace another elected."

Following the new appointments, Deputy Smith Romial, who.... in the same sense as Moise Charles Pierre stated: "We do not recognize the authority of these latter mayors. It is necessary to replace an elected with an elected."

Haiti Libre

Incendie au marché de Tabarre 24 février 2012

2012-02-25T23:27:00.000-05:00

Images thanks to: Nyrvah Florens Bruno

Incendie au marché de Tabarre

2012-02-25T17:25:00.000-05:00

Un grave incendie a éclaté dans la nuit de vendredi à samedi au marché public de Tabarre (nord-est de Port-au-Prince). Survenu aux environs de onze heures,le sinistre aurait causé des dégâts énormes, selon un reporter d'une station privée de la capitale.

Des quantités considérables de marchandises auraient disparu dans les flammes, au grand désespoir des marchandes et marchands. Pour l'instant, des sapeurs-pompiers et des membres de la Protection civile s'activent à circonscrire le feu. Le maire principal de Tabarre, présent sur place, ne voulait faire aucune déclaration.
JCC/LM

KANAVAL 2012 LEOGANE POZ GRIOT "HAITI NEWS"

2012-02-25T16:39:00.000-05:00

KANAVAL 2012 KAFOU HAITI

2012-02-25T16:26:00.000-05:00

PRESIDENT MARTELLY KANAVAL 2012 AUX CAYES PERFORMING LIVE

2012-02-25T09:08:00.000-05:00

Haiti PM resigns amid political infighting

2012-02-24T21:42:00.000-05:00

Prezidan Martelly Message 2/24/2012

2012-02-24T20:16:00.000-05:00

HSV 2 SWIFT Begins Three-Week Mission to Build Partnerships with Haitian Authorities near Cap Haitien

2012-02-24T19:13:00.000-05:00

Cap-Haitien, Haiti – In collaboration with Haitian authorities, the High Speed Vessel (HSV 2) Swift arrived in Cap-Haitien, Haiti on February 15, 2012, as part of U.S. Southern Command’s Southern Partnership Station 2012 (SPS 12). Haiti is the final stop for the Swift, which has already visited the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Peru, and Panama during this mission.

On February 16, 2012, the HSV 2 SWIFT also offloaded a $4 million dollars of Project Handclasp humanitarian and medical supplies to be distributed to NGOs and other medical and school institutions in Mirebalais and Cap-Haitien. Project Handclasp is a U.S. Navy program that transports educational, humanitarian and goodwill materials donated by America’s private sector aboard Navy ships for distribution to foreign nation recipients.

Garry Wright, HSV-SPS 12 mission commander, said “There are so many pieces that go into making this program a success, that it really highlights the successful coordination and partnership already happening here.”

The 90-member crew aboard the Swift includes experts in construction, port operations, medicine, and security and they will work with their Haitian peers during their three-week visit to renovate a school and the local dispensary to benefit the 14,000 residents of Caracol; train Haitian National Police and Coast Guard agents; and dialogue with Haitian Ministry of Public Health specialists on veterinary and public health issues.

The Swift’s visit is part of the ongoing U.S. commitment to Haiti and to the Haitian government and responds to Haitian priorities in health and security. The area around Cap Haitien is a priority development corridor for U.S. assistance, and includes the Caracol Industrial Park, which is expected to create at least 20,000 jobs.

Ayiti: Premye Minis Garry Conille Bay Demisyon l

2012-02-24T18:44:00.000-05:00

Pòtpawòl la prezidans la, Lucien Jura, konfime premye minis ayisyen an, Garry Conille, bay Prezidan Michel Martelly demisyon l.
Gen sous palmantè ki konfime nouvèl la e ki menm fè konnen yo resevwa lèt demisyon mesye Conille la.

Yon Gwoup Pwofesè Mande Ankèt sou Zak Vyolans Ajan Sekirite Prezidan Martelly Ta Komèt nan Fakilte Etnoloji

2012-02-24T18:17:00.000-05:00

Ann Ayiti, yon gwoup ki reyini divès pwofesè mande lajistis di yon mo nan zak vyolans manm sèvis sekirite Prezidan Michel Martelly te komèt nan lokal Fakilte Etnoloji a nan Pòtoprens.
klike sou lyen ki nan kòmansman atik la pou w koute yon repòtaj korespondan nou Renan Toussaint.