Manifestation in Haiti
Rosemond Jean leading a street protest in Petion-Ville Haiti
Here is a still photo of political activist Rosemond Jean in a street protest Wednesday, 30 January 2024, demanding the departure of prime minister Ariel Henry.
Rosemond Jean is holding a sign that reads: "Justice for the people of Haiti. Let us all get together and mobilize to save our country. The time has come. Long live the revolution."
Rony Timothée says only Jesus knows whether they will enter people's home
Haitian opposition leader Rony Timothee says Only God knows whether they will enter people's home during the street protest of 17 October 2018 to go find the PetroCaribe money...
Haitian street protest sign ask our forefather Dessalines to curse all the sons and daughters of Petion
Take a good look at this photo, an anti-government street protest a sign in Haiti reads "Papa Desalin, Madichon pou tout pitit Petion yo." (Our forefather Dessalines, curse all the sons and daughters of Petion)
Let's dissect this a little...
Jean Jacques Dessalines and Alexandre Petion is to Haiti what George Washington and Thomas Jefferson is the United States. So imagine a sign in a street protest in the USA that reads "Georges Washington, curse all the sons and dauthers of Thomas Jefferson."
You will NEVER see a sign like that as long as you live!
This sign is from a street protest in Port-au-Prince Haiti back in June 19 2014 when the opposition demanded the departure of President Michel Martelly from power. At the head of the protesters was Depute Arnel Belizaire a fierce opponent of the Martelly-Lamothe administration.
Tension is in the air in Haiti, What will happen 17 Octobre 2018?
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.