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Haiti FREE Education Martelly Plan May Not Happen This Year

In regards to the Haiti free education plan proposed by president Martelly, the president says that it may not happen this year due to politics...

According to an article posted on Haiti Radio Metropole web site, president Martelly is quoted as saying:

"They want to block me on some issues but I can make progress in other areas..."

The article also says that "he [President Martelly] warns that political decisions may prevent the realization of the project during this year," referring to his campaign promise of FREE education.

SIDE NOTE: How could "POLITICS" delay free education in Haiti this year?

I heard on Haitian radio a few days ago that, because Martelly does not have a government, he cannot legally touch the education fund that has just been created.

Question:

Who will be to blame if Martelly does not live up to his FREE education promise?

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Genewa Sakiasi Livinai says...

President Martelly, i have been emailing former president until today, no rsponds at all for why he never reply me.

IO have a beautiful financial plan for you a plan that you will; not avoid, to save lives and that leads to full sovereignty of your great nation of Haiti.

Becasue every citizen, menaing from age gap of 1 to senior age will be the benficiary.

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Genewa Sakiasi Livinai says...

President Martelly, i have been emailing former president until today, no rsponds at all for why he never reply me.

IO have a beautiful financial plan for you a plan that you will; not avoid, to save lives and that leads to full sovereignty of your great nation of Haiti.

Becasue every citizen, menaing from age gap of 1 to senior age will be the benficiary.

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Montresor 2011 says...

This idea of FREE education was not his to begin with,

Does this President has the knowing on how to do anything?.

It's a waste of time...N you people are lost when you support KANAVAL

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S.i says...

The idea for a free education is bright and shine, without a plan, no structure, no legislation in that regard it is considered as a scheme.Let our lawmakers vote on such decision if we really want to progress with it. Otherwise it will be regarded just like another VOAM (voye haiti monte) scheme been orchastrated by the lavalas movement for the development of

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N.d says...

je suis completement d'accord avec vous mn.Mais il peut etre commencent dans les petit ville des provinces avant, d'une facon pou favorise la decentralisation de la republique D'haiti qui est port-au-prince.je suis habiter au pay-bas dans la ville amsterdam, pour eviter la centralisation dans les grande villes, le gouvernement a toujours donnez la possibiliter dans la petit ville de

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Jean Pierre Alexandre says...

Wow, this is stink in my nose.
Shame on everyone responsible for that.
I was looking for it ASP.
Every kids deserve free education in

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Mm says...

Hi,
Ce qui se passe en

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John says...

Sak kap pase la prezidan Mateli te kon nen li la aprann kon nen pou vinm prezidan ou bezouin Depite ak senate kouman ou fe eli a 70% epi ou pa gen 50% nan chak chanm la enben frem se pou men nen bak ou bien san pasa ou fek ap fe kole paaske chanm la gen doua gete tout premie minis dezigne ou yo si ou pa etidie l anvan ou voyel poul ka pase san problem san pa sa ou ehoue nan jouet

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Gabby says...

According the www.haitilibre.com, your information is incorrect.

This is what the president said during his interview on a canadian radio station.

Regarding the absence of the Prime Minister and of a

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Garry Destin says...

What about the money from transfers, is is not a donatiin.

Will he return it?

Aristide did it before and kept every

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