The Opposition in Haiti, an Eternal "Paka Pala," Journalist said.
Senator Sorel Jacinthe, ex President Michel Martelly, President Jovenel Moise
Most of these eternal opposition men and women in Haiti live only off politics, every time they are candidates for any post in Haiti, the people do not vote for them. So they go back to the other side nagging those in power until they get "yon ti moso gato" (a piece of the pie), Journalist Jean Ismael Valestin said on Radio Mega Thursday.
"Those who are in opposition with President Jovenel Moise today, they are the same ones who were in opposition in 2004. They they are the same ones who were in opposition in 2008, 2009, after the hunger riot," the journalist said.
"They are the sames ones who were in opposition in 2013 under Preval. And they are the same ones who came to power in another form"
"What do I mean by that?" The journalist asked.
"It is a fight for power."
"It is a fight, one would say, It would seem I have no chance of winning if I participate in the elections I will have a possibility to win, let me constitute myself into an eternal opponant, an eternal 'paka pala'. "
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All Comments (1)
L'opposition en Haïti se compose principalement de personnes qui ne gagneront jamais les élections dans le pays. Ainsi, ils constituent une opposition éternelle contre tous ceux qui sont au pouvoir, afin qu'ils puissent obtenir une part du gâteau, a déclaré un
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