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Mirlande Manigat as Next Prime Minister of Haiti, says Gary Pierre Paul of Radio Scoop FM

December 16, 2014 3:46 PM

Haiti President Michel Martelly should choose none other than Mirlande Manigat to replace Laurent Lamothe as the next prime Minister of Haiti, according to journalist Gary Pierre Paul Charles of Radio Scoop FM... Hmmmm... LOL...


Michel Martelly Kissing Mirlande Manigat

KREYOL: Mirlande Manigat pou ranplase Laurent Lamothe kòm Premier Minis... Se chwa saa Gary Pierre Paul Charles radio Scoop FM panse president Martelly ta dwe fè... Kisa-w panse de sa?

The arguement is that Manigat represents a good balance beteen the "pouvoir en place" (current administration) and the opposition.

"L'avenir de la democracie depend de Madame Manigat aujourd'hui" --- The future of democracy depends on Madame Manigat, Gary Pierre Paul says, but he also include one MORE clause in his statement:

"Will Mirlande Manigat accept?"

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Samy says...

Ce serait le meilleur

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Harry Loiseau says...

Does she have Haiti at heart.

She does more than you and a few others would give her credit for. Her and her late husband breath Haiti.

But in my opinion it's too late now. It should have been done a long time

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Lance says...

I don't think she will

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Patrick Princivil says...

Now you're talking,

all we want just a team, changing government will not do anything for us, we want a gouvernment we can trust.

What I learn from Canada-US:

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Sony says...

She not going to take

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Garry says...

Does she have Haiti at

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