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Haiti - 12 Senators donate their paychecks to help finance the elections

Haiti Elections Update -- 12 Haitian Senators, supporters of president Jocelerme Privert, have decided to offer 2 months of their salary to help fund the upcoming elections... It's a DROP in the bucket!!! Millions more US dollars needed... LOL...

PHOTO: Haiti - Les Senateurs du Nord Est, Jacques Sauveur Jean, Ronald Lareche, Jn Baptiste Bien Aime
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July 14, 2016 4:17 AM

With the United States saying clearly it will not give a dime towards the financing of the Haiti elections, Members of government, politicians, and these lawmakers are trying to come up with any plan to insure that the upcoming elections is funded by with Haitian money

Also read: Haiti Elections - Andre Michel Tells Govt Open a Bank Account so Haitians can Pour Money in to Finance Elections...

Senators: Nenel Cassy, Evalliere Beauplan, Ricard Pierre, Francisco Delaruz, Francois Lucas Saintvil, Steven Irvenson Benoit, Francenet Denius, Jean Baptiste Bien-Aime, Wetsner Polycarpe, Fritz Carlos Lebon, ROnald Lareche and Antonio 'Don Kato' Cheramy all agree, they will donate their paychecks for 2 months to save the republic...

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Kelvin Scoon This is not a LOL matter. It is one of the most significant political developments I have sen since I have started following events in Ayiti. It is... see more
Reply · July 14 at 7:04 AM
Jhon Sé pa Blan an yo tap jouré, moun sa yo ingra twop blan ap péyé yo blan ap fè tout bagay pou yo é yo pa vlé... see more
Reply · July 14 at 7:02 AM

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