Haiti Politique Photos

Here is a photo of Himmler Rebu, ex-colonel of the disbanded Haitian Armed Forces, and President Jovenel Moise

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Here is a photo of Evans Paul, the 17th Prime Minister of Haiti, in office from 16 January 2015 to 26 February 2016

Evans Paul, alias Kaplim, Premier Minis peyi d'Haiti...

Premier Minis Evans Paul instale kom premier minis jounen Vendredi 16 Janvier 2015 la nan Primature la.

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Look at this photo... Haiti President Michel Martelly returning the presidential sash to Senate President Jocelerme Privert the day he left office 07 Feb 2016, right before Privert resigned as senator and became the next president of Haiti.

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Haitian Senator Rony Celestin complains many rich people in Haiti prefer to finance manifestations in the streets than to pay their taxes to the government. Senator Rony Celestin spoke against those people he says are destabilizing governments for their own personal gain.

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Here is a photo of Maitre Ocnam Clamé Daméus, Government Commissioner at the Port-au-Prince Court of First Instance / commissaire du gouvernement près le tribunal de première instance de Port-au-Prince

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During his campaign, President Jovenel Moise promised the people of Haiti he would bring money to their pocket and food to their plates, Haitian Senator Rony Celestin said.

Today, for the money to reach the pocket of the people, the the food to reach their dinner plates, Parliament has to bring it.

Parliament has to do its job. When a Minister refuse to do his job, get rid of him, Senator Rony Celestin said.

This is from an interview Senator Rony Celestin (PHTK, Centre) on Radio Scoop FM back in August 2018.

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We do not wish to participate in the formation of the government, Haitian Senator Rony Celestin said in an interview. "With the power of control we have we don't have to select the Ministers Director Generals but we will make sure these officials do their jobs to the benefit of the people of Haiti.

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In June 2018, Award-winning political journalist Tom Murse wrote an article about how Social Media has changed politics. I think Haitians will agree that the use of social media in Haitian politics has definitely made elected officials more accountable.

Read more about his . Read the related articles below to discover the impacts of social media in Haitian politics.

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There is a buzz in Haiti that something really bad is about to happen, the aniversary date of the death of Emperor Jean-Jacques Dessalines. Talks of dechoukay, PetroCaribe, coup d'état... The country is under preassure. Politics is a mess...

What will happen 17 Octobre 2018 in Haiti?

Lately Haitian political leaders who are opposed to the "pouvoir en place" have been using these significant holiday dates for the country to rise up against the government.

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