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Former first lady Martine Moise reminds the Haitian people that 2 years to the date after the burial of her late husband, President Jovenel Moise, the assassins responsible for this crime still go unpunished

"23 July 2023, this is a difficult day," the the former first lady said.

"It's been two years since the funeral of President Jovenel Moise and his murderers are still out there."

Allthough the justice system is not working in Haiti to punish those who assassinated the president in July 7th 2021, the former first lady knows that her husband did not die in vain.

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Yes there is an extradition treaty that exist between Haiti and the United States. It dates back to 1904. BUT... There is a big BUT in this extradition treaty that no one has paid attention to over the years.

This extradition treaty, the one we could find a copy of, was signed in Washington DC on 09 August 1904 and entered into Force on 28 June 1905.

The big BUT that we are talking about in the extradition treaty between Haiti and the US is Article 4 which states:

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I am kind of reading in between the lines here reading Patrick Gaspard's recent message on Twitter where he takes a big bite out the ass of Haitian prime minister Ariel Henry.

On 13 July 2023 former Haitian-American US ambassador to South Africa Patrick Gaspard shared and op-ed from The New York Times on twitter titled: "the US can still do what's right for Haiti." And with it, he posted the following tweet:

"There is still time for Washington to change course. it is long past time the US stopped propping up unpopular political leaders, especially those implicated in unsolved murders."

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The UN Security Council continues to ask Haitian political leaders to get together and allow for the organization of free, fair and credible legislative and presidential elections in Haiti. They are singing to deaf ears. They are asking the sun to shine at midnight.

I really hope the decision makers at the UN Security Council are reading this article of mine.

Nobody wants to hold free and fair elections in Haiti.

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Ever since the assassination of the Haitian president, the United Nations and leaders of the Free World have been dealing with Haiti in a "musical chair" kind of way. Their newest plan is to bring a non-un peacekeeping force to Haiti. How would I bring peace and prosperity to him?

Between 1986 fall of the duvalier regime and 2023, that's most of my life my country has been stuck in neutral. The puppet masters are all dancing around Haiti in the musical chair fashion except there are no chairs.

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The Dominicans are on their way to Washington DC to complain about Haiti. A delegation of leaders of various Dominican political parties, representatives of the government and academics, will meet in Washington DC with various congressmen to discus the situation of the crisis in Haiti and it's impact on the Dominican Republic.

According to a Dominican government web site, The meeting in Washington is being organized and coordinated by the representative to the US House of Representatives, Adriano Espaillat and his team.

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Les Engagés pour le développement (EDE), the new political party founded by former Haiti Prime Minister Claude Joseph, announced they will fund training for five of its members at ENAP Canada.

ENAP is an acronym for the National School of Public Administration in Canada.

According to news reports, the training of the five members will be on on the Strategic Management of Public Projects.

Ex Haiti PM Claude Joseph now has his Political Party called EDE

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I was reading an article in the New York Times following the second anniversary of the assassination of President Jovenel Moise and, in the article, the reporter made reference to a new opportunity that presents whereby the relationship between the US and Haiti can be reset.

Can it really be reset?

Will the United States ever overlook the fact that Haiti is a black republic?

I hate to admit it but he hasn't been that long since people, US citizens were protesting in the streets of America screaming black lives matter.

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If I did not read this with my own eyes, I would not believe it. Read this answer Haitian prime minister Ariel Henry gave to an American news reporter after he was asked how he plans to solve Haiti's gang infestation problem.

This is the exact paragraph from the article:

When I asked Prime Minister Henry recently how he planned to resolve the situation, he smiled and threw up his hands. "Haitians are very resourceful," he said. "Maybe they will invent something."

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After the death of Haitian President Jovenel Moise, I kind of lost interest in the daily politics of Haiti but what else is there to talk about? The country is deeper in the hole that President Donald Trump said it was in; yet, every politician in Haiti seem to think all is well in paradise.

Manman m toujou di: "si ou pa pe chita mal, mwen pap pe gade anba w." The Haitian politicians are having a feast spreading the "s**t" in the hole.

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