Election

Candidate for the 2010 Haiti election, Chavannes Jeunes was born on December 28, 1955 in Morency, Cayes. He is a pastor, evengelist, organized, administrator and developer. Together with his wife Lucie Carisma, they have four children, three sons and one daughter. For several years Chavannes Jeunes has participated in the development and administration of many social organizations

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In this picture, you can see a crowd that is waiting to hear the candidate Mirlande Manigat. She is in a presidential campaigh against Miche Martelly who is very popular among the music lovers.

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Here is a picture of Haitian president-elect giving an interview to the Miami Herald this week. There were several areas discussed in the interview.

In the area of job for the Haitian population, Martelly wants to focus on agricultural programs. He intends to put peasants back to work.

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Here is a picture of a voting station in Haiti. The country has a history of conducting fraudulent elections. As a result, the people are usually watching out and are ready to cry fraud during Haiti election

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Here is a picture of candidate Michel Martelly giving an interview to a TV reporter in the Dominican Republic. In this interview, Michel Martelly gave the impression that he would favor a fusion between Haiti and the Dominican Republic

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Here is a picture of the husband of current candidate Mirlande manigat. Lesly Manigat was himself president of haiti however was forced into exile. Mirlande manigat is in a fight for her life in the 2011 presidential election

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Due to the January 2010 earthquake, election in haiti was postponed. November 28 was then decided as the date to hold the Presidential and legislative elections.

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Here is a picture of a crowd taking the protest to the provisional electoral council location in Port-au-prince. The manifestation and protest was decreased after peacekeeping forces were deployed. Peacekeepers were obligated to use tear gas and rubber bullets to control the population

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Here is a picture of Mirlande Manigat during the 2010 Haiti Election. In this picture, she was involved in a rally as she was motivating her base to go out and vote for her on March 20, 2011

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Here is a picture of the manifestation in Delma, Port-au-prince, following the announcement of the Election results in 2010.

Port-au-Prince descended into violence and chaos as protesters demanded that the Haitian musician Michel Martelly be nominated to the runoff election. Tere were many barricades of timber and burning tires all over the city

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