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Do Haitian authorities lack foresight and vision?

Ignace Saint-Fleur, Directeur General BMPAD

For the same problem to happen in the same country time after time, a Haitian journalist question for ability of Haitian authorities ability to foresee these difficulties before they happen.

For example, every few months in Haiti there is a gas shortage and, time after time, nothing is done to fix the problem and make sure it does not happen again.

Know What You Don't Know: How Great Leaders Prevent Problems Before They Happen. This is the title of a book that our Haitian leaders should read. Excellent leaders do better then fixing problems when they arise, they foresee them.

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What if President Trump causes oil prices to go up in the world, what does that mean for Haiti?

President Jovenel Moise and President Donald Trump

I just read a disturbing article about how US president Trump is about to send world oil prices soaring even higher... First thing that comes to my mind is: What does that mean for Haiti?

I don't know if you are aware but the Trump administration imposed an embargo on both Iran and on Venezuela back in May 2018 and that has already set the oil market on the edge.

We all know what happened last time in Haiti when the government tried to raise gas prices. Now I read this article saying that with Trump's help, crude oil prices could jump from just above $70/barrel to $250/barrel.

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Haiti - Les compagnies petrolieres sont fachees contre le BMPAD

Gas For Sale by The Gallon In Haiti

L'Association des professionnels du pétrole (APP) a quelque peu grondé le BMPAD à cause, soutient-elle, d'une acquisition de gasoil « sans appel d'offres ».

Le président de cette association, Cédric Bouquety, par lettre au directeur du BMPAD Fils-Aimé Ignace St-Fleur, en date du 14 juin, rappelant le courrier du 31 mai, a « informé » que ses membres « refuseraient de recevoir du gasoil sans qu'un appel d'offres soit organisé pour les importations à venir ».

Par ce choix, les membres de l'Association des professionnels du pétrole veulent « assurer » à cette « industrie de pouvoir continuer d'exercer son activité dans des conditions normales de gouvernance et de transparence ».

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