Haiti - Ex Prime Minister Enex Jean Charles says Haiti is going nowhere, he explains in details

July 25, 2018 6:48 AM

Back in April 2018, former Prime Minister Enex Jn Charles stated that, as a country, Haiti is going nowhere because there is a group of people in this country, they are specialists in "bloke peyi" (preventing a country from moving forward).

Ex Haiti PM Enex Jn Charles speaking to the Media in Bassin Bleu

The former prime minister also talk about another group of people in Haiti who ONLY want what's in their best interest. If it is not in their best interest, they will not let it happen. I am speaking from experience, Prime Minister Enex Jn Charles said.

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Enex Jean Charles says there are padlocks everywhere in Haiti blocking the path preventing the country from moving forward.

"With so many booby-traps, I realized that whoever is going to lead this country wont be able to do anything to move this country forward," the former prime minister said.

Former Prime Minister Enex Jean Charles said many things.

He spoke about Jovenel, saying Jovenel Moise won the election fair ans square because he and President Privert took all the necessary measures so that whoever won the presidential elections was the one to make it to the national palace.

How do they influence a Prime Minister in Haiti?

Enex Jn Charles says:

They influence you in two forms:

1 - They are offered advantage
2 - They threaten you (if you take that route, this is what will to you)

Journalist: "Have you ever received death threats?"

Enex Jn Charles: "Most certainly!"

"I was offered the presidency," the former prime minister said, "an official document signed by the president of the Senate and the president of the chamber of Deputies, and I refused."

If you think about it. former Prime Minister Enex Jean Charles predicted that President Jovenel Moise and now 'Premier ministre demissionaire' Jack Guy Lafontant would fail their mission because, as he said it, there are just too many booby traps set up for Haiti to fail.

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