Michel Martelly - President of Haiti

The Haitian president has been accused for holding foreign citizenships. According to Senator Moise Jean-Charles, President Michel Martelly is a citizen of the United States and Italy, beside Haiti. A commission was formed following these allegation to investigate the nationality of the Haitian president.

The investigation which is lead by nine senates will look at the allegations and come up with a conclusion. It is formed by Joseph Lambert, Yvon Buissereth, Steven Benoit, Youri Latortue, Dieuseul Simon Deras, Evallière Beauplan, John Joel Joseph, Nenel Cassy and Moise Jean-Charles) on whether or not the Haitian President Michel Martelly is in possession of American and Italian citizenship

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Here is a picture of a banner welcoming the members of CARICOM in Haiti. It is important to notice that the banner is not from the people of Haiti but rather from the Haitian president Michel Martelly.

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Here is a picture for the history book. The Haitian president Michel "Sweet Micky" Martelly with Julio Iglesias. This was a performance that took place on December 28, 2012 in the Dominican Republic. Sweet Micky had a chance return to the stage. Martelly presentation and Julio Iglesias get together in support to Rose et Blanc Foundation.

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This is the picture of a group of Haitians calling themselves Movement Tet Kale in support of the current Haitian president Michel Martelly.

According to an interview given by Movement Tet Kale, the people really knows what they want.

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Here is a picture of the key person in Michel Martelly. Thierry Mayard-Paul is the chief-of-staff or chief of government under Michel Martelly. He will have the responsibility of assuring that the current government is running properly

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On October 1, 2012 several thousands of people took to the streets with President Michel Martelly as he cameback from New York. The president as decided to do that to show his popularity. As he arrived from the United States where he had participated in the 67th Ordinary Session of United Nations General Assembly

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Here is a picture of the new position under martelly's government. Herold Israel is the Head of the Communications for the Office of the Presidency.

Herold israel confirmed that the president met with representative of the Inter-American Development Bank in Haiti to discuss priority for his governmenment

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According to the Senator of the Republic for the north, President Michel Martelly is not Haitian citizen, he as taken the natiolalities of United States and Italy. The Senator is expected to file document to support his statement.

However, after admitting that he filed the required documentation with the senate commission investigating the nationality of President Michel Martelly and members of the Haitian government, the commission said that they did not receive the alleged document.

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This is a view of the haitian president Michel martelly as he Walked from Airport to National Palace. He was with many supporters who came in the morning at the airport to conduct this march. Popular organizations and outspoken opposition figure such as Sen. Mo se Jean-Charles have been protesting on the way the government has been operating recently.

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Here is a picture of Pierre-Edouard Kanzki , the man accused with Dominican Colonel retired Pedro Julio Goico. The two were stated in Dominican press to be involved in a plot to to destabilize and eventually overthrow the government of President Michel Martelly.

Pierre-Edouard Kanzki rejected the accusation for wanting to destabilize the Haitian government, Michel Martelly. "The Dominican press reported a plot that I would have fomented against the President Joseph Michel Martelly. What a joke !", stated Pierre-Edouard Kanzki. He went further to say that he, just like the Haitian singer Wyclef Jean was involved in the fight to elect Michel Martelly.

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