HL/ BF/ HaitiLibre In a statement, the Directorate General of Electricity of Haiti (EDH) inform the general public and its customers in particular of the metropolitan region, that on the occasion of the 2014 World Cup (12 June to 13 July), it will provide in the extent of its possibilities, access to electricity in...
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Pour lire la suite : http://t.co/Z1T7eCHoth Le leader paysan Chavannes Jean Baptiste ne fait pas dans les dentelles avec une déclaration fracassante qui devrait faire frémir Martelly et Lamothe, leurs alliés au pouvoir ainsi que ceux qui dirigent Haiti par procuration. Le leader du mouvement paysans de Papaye MPP à demandé aux paysans du plateau...
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June 6, 2014 Jean Bertrand Aristide, Amaral Duclona et l’assassinat de Bernard Lauture en Haïti par Stanley Lucas <http://solutionshaiti.blogspot.com/2014/06/jean-bertrand-aristide-amaral-duclona.html> http://solutionshaiti.blogspot.com/2014/06/jean-bertrand-aristide-amaral-duclona.html <http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-qVMgJ5yHE8c/U4uHpnTs8cI/AAAAAAAABss/7mGQ5b6qlDg/s1600/ DuclonaAristideLautureNazaire.png> * A. Duclona J.B. Aristide J.P. Lauture A. Nazaire* Il y a dix ans, un homme d’affaires haïtien nommé Claude Bernard Lauture, âgé de 51 ans, et connu comme “Billy” a été...
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BELOW IS THE LETTER WRITTEN TO OUR SITE IN REGARDS TO A PREVIOUS POST, AND Mr Collin’s reply. Robert Dietrich abakabay.com abakabay777@gmail.com 162.232.233.157 2014/06/12 at June 12, 2014 Publisher, Since you have decided to publish this article with my name in it. Please take into consideration facts: I am a 50% owner in Abaka...
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Jubilee South/Americas, a Latin American network focusing on international debt, has announced a campaign to end the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), an international military and police force that has now been in operation for 10 years. The campaign is to run from June 1 to Oct. 15, when the United Nations...
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Police fired tear gas at protesters and live ammunition into the air during demonstrations on Tuesday The Haitian government has announced a date for legislative elections, which are two years overdue. The first round will be held on 26 October 2014, but the second round still needs to be scheduled. Voters will be asked...
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The new class of Haitian nursing students studying at Regis College were welcomed to the Massachusetts State Senate by Sen. Linda Dorcena Forry last week. Photo courtesy Regis Regis College Haiti Project Advisory Board gathers this week to meet the second wave of Haitian nursing educators doing their summer semester on the College’s Weston...
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Raoul Cedras, Jean-Claude Duperval, Henri Robert Marc Charles, Rony Abraham, Henri Robert Augustin, Henri Mayard (decede), Georges Valcin (decede), Guy-Andre Francois( decede), Leonce Qualo (decede), Philippe Biambi (decede), Michel Cesaire (decede), Rosny Casimir (decede), Eric Francois (Tico), Yves Brunet, Gracien Deloney , Yonel …Elysee (SonSon), Carl Dorelien, Francois Ulysse, Himler Rebu, Gerard Dalvius, Serge...
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Jean Lucien Ligonde, a senior adviser to the Ministry of Environment, is the guy who in 2005 stole millions from Haiti’s Notre Dame. This fact was confirmed by two Archbishops. When caught, he promised to repay the money at $150,000 per month, gave one cheque and fled to Boston where he hawked phony cancer...
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FRANCAIS Par l’entremise de son site internet www.voyage.gc.ca, le Gouvernement du Canada met à la disposition des Canadiens des conseils de voyage et des renseignements officiels sur des situations qui pourraient avoir des répercussions sur leur sécurité et leur bien-être dans des pays étrangers. Ils contiennent aussi des renseignements sur d’autres aspects importants liés...
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (AFP) ― With just days to go before the World Cup kicks off in Brazil, Haiti has already caught a serious case of football fever. No matter that the impoverished Caribbean nation has only once participated in the competition ― and 40 years ago at that. Flags from competing countries are a common...
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Charlie Butts (OneNewsNow.com) Monday, June 09, 2014 Tent cities are still heavily populated by Haitian families whose homes were destroyed in the massive earthquake that struck more than four years ago. And one ministry is especially dedicated to getting single mothers and children out of those communities. The quake killed over 200,000 people...
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Après 178 ans, la Première église baptiste de Port-au- Prince en danger Le Nouvelliste | Publié le : 04 juin 2014 La Première église baptiste de Port-au-Prince est en danger. Des individus profitant des opérations de démolition de bâtiments au centre-ville ont tenté de vandaliser le temple situé à la rue de la Réunion....
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In a statement, the Consular Section of the Embassy of the United States in Port-au-Prince informs the general public that following the announcement by the Haitian Government that Monday, July 28 and Tuesday, July 29 will be public holidays in honor of the Carnival des Fleurs, it has rescheduled nonimmigrant visa appointments for those...
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Qui est Lesly Pean qui se met du coté de Tout Haiti? Reponse : Un voleur professionnel ,specialiste en vol et en escroquerie On doit aussi preciser à tout le monde que ce Lesly Pean est un grand voleur.un grand escroc, un tricheur professionnel . Lesly Pean travaillait à la banque mondiale.Il a été...
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With waste from discarded plastic products a growing problem in Haiti, it is time informal waste-pickers were properly incentivised Plastic proliferation … the streets of Port-au-Prince and other Haitian cities are increasingly awash with refuse. Photograph: Thony Belizaire/AFP/Getty Images Take a walk through the streets of Port-au-Prince, the Haitian capital, and you will be struck...
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Wednesday, President Michel Martelly, accompanied by Nesmy Manigat, the Minister of National Education and Vocational Training, visited the entre d’Études Secondaires (CES) (ave du Travail à Port-au-Prince), which will celebrate its 60th anniversary next October. The Head of State met Patrick Pompilus, the Director of the institution, faculty, students and some members of the...
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by JESSICA HSU and MARK SCHULLER Recently Haiti President Michel Martelly celebrated his third year in office. He gained wide support from the U.S. on his election platform which persists as his administration’s slogan: “Haiti is open for business.” Three days after his inauguration, Martelly landed at Île à Vache’s Abaka Bay resort and extended an offer of one million...
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti June 6, 2014 (AP) Police in Haiti have fired volleys of tear gas to break up a large march by demonstrators calling for the ouster of President Michel Martelly. An estimated 5,000 protesters marched through downtown Port-au-Prince and some burned tires and blocked streets in the congested capital. Police dispersed Thursday’s demonstration...
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Neo-Melubrina, commonly referred to as “Mexican aspirin”, is an over the counter pain and fever medication sold south of the border in pill and liquid form for adults and children. It is not uncommon for tourists in the region to wander into a local pharmacy looking for quick relief of pain, headache, or fever,...
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