PREVAL GONE BUT HIS CRIME CONTINUES TO MAKE MILLIONS FOR THOSE INVOLVED

June 26, 2011

Following the January 12, 2010 earthquake there were problems in the harbor area that prevented normal offloading of containers.

The Preval team rented a large barge at about $7500 per day. This barge would moor against the ship and offload containers onto its deck. The barge would then be moved the 200 feet between boat band dock, where the containers would be lifted ashore.

At a charge of $300.00 USD per container, this was a money-machine.

Although the emergency is over, and the barge no longer required, it remains in service, generating millions, and millions for Preval….and now for his successor Michel Martelly.

Just think, an average container ship with over 5,000 containers.

These $300.00 charges would be enough to fund Martelly’s promised educational program, but that won’t happen.

Greed is Great: There is never enough to satisfy a Haitian politician.

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1 thought on “PREVAL GONE BUT HIS CRIME CONTINUES TO MAKE MILLIONS FOR THOSE INVOLVED

  1. This is really a classic Haitian crime.

    It will go forever.

    Someone ships a container to Haiti, for a quoted price of $4,000 and then discovers that there is a $300.00 added feed to put it on this barge, push the barge to the dock, and then off-load it.

    The process may have been necessary after the quake, but is not required now.

    Why doesn’t my embassy make a noise about this?

    American citizens and companies – ONGs are being screwed.

    Ambassador Merten is a wimp, ans were Sanderson and those going before them.

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