Interpellation of Haiti Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe to the Lower House of Parliament

Haitian prime Minister Laurant Lamothe is being interpellated to the lower house of parliament in Haiti, NOT as prime minister but as the Ministre de la Planification et de la Coopération externe for questions about government spending.

This interpellation, according to spanish web site is over the use of 5,000 million gourdes (U.S. $ 116.2 million) disbursed after Hurricane "Sandy" in October 2012.

Haiti news site Haiti Libre says the main reason for the interpellation is "to explain on the absence of disbursement to certain municipalities, of fund of ten million gourdes allocated to municipalities in the Finance Act 2012-2013."

Deputy Patrick Joseph, one of the promoters of the initiative, told local media: "We decided to impeach the head of the Ministry of Planning, not the prime minister."

SO... on September 4, 2013, Minister of Planification Laurent Lamothe will have to show up at the "Chambre des Deputes" in Port-au-Prince Haiti to answer questions about government spending.

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Patrick Princivil says...

Anyways let us share the messages in creole every single Haitian will be able to participate sé nan tulututu parlé français a anglais gros méchants mété avek Américain yo crazé pays

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