ADVERTISEMENT
Himmler Rebu at anti-Aristide government demonstrators
November, 2002, Himmler Rebu, an ex-Haitian Army colonel, of Haiti's National Progressive Democratic Party, addressing a march of anti-Aristide government demonstrators.
Himmler Rebu is an ex-Haitian Army colonel in the leopard unit who jointly led the Platform of Haitian Patriots in the 2010-11 general elections with Dejean Balisaire and their party own 1 seat. Rebu led a coup attempt in 1989 against a provisional military government, and since then he kept a low profile until he was resurfaced again on November 17, 2002. On that day, he was seen addressing in a march of 15,000 anti-government demonstrators along with Evans Paul demanding Aristide's exit. Rebu told his audience to "Rise up." He said, he cannot maintain his silence because Aristide is ruining the country. He also accused then Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide behind the assassination of Haitian journalists Jean Dominique and Brignol Lindor at an anti-government rally in Cap-Haitien. Rebu claims that he has always been against any disorder irrespective of the nature of the chaos, whether it is in intellectual, political or in tactical field.
Read more about jean bertrand aristide, Protest, haitian protest, former colonel himmler rébu, himmler rebu, haitian president jean bertrand aristide, Protest


Henri Namphy Haitian General and President , buried in...
Nouveau College Bird in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Histoire D'Haiti
Port-au-Prince on fire over gas prices hike
Delimart Plaza, Delmas 32, Port-au-Prince, Haiti being looted
Commissioner Frantz Pierre indicted for accepting bribes
Haitians, the second largest black immigrant group in the US
Dr. Michaëlle Amédée Gédéon is dead