Military - Haitian Military

A new six member commission was created to evaluate and plan on the rehabilitation of the Haitian Armed Forces. The commission is made of: Richard Morasse, Secretary of State for Defence, as President Reginald Delva, Secretary of State for Public Security, Vice President Reginald Delva, Secretary of State for Public Security, Vice President Bergerac Jean Barette, Secretary-reporter Gerard Gourgue, journalist-historian George Michel and Colonel Jean Thomas Cyprien.

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This is the First part of the letter that was sent to President Michel Martelly by Nobel laureate Oscar Arias of Costa Rica. According to the former president, the $25 million Martelly has proposed for the new military should be invested in education, health and strengthening other institutions. He also stated that army would be an enemy of development, peace and freedom.

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The Nobel Peace winner for his peacemaking efforts in Central America does not think it would be a good thing for President Michel Martelly to return with the disbanded Haiti Military. He stated that would be an error. He suggested for the money to be invested instead on education, health and strengthening other institutions.

Michel Martelly wants to return with Haiti military to provide security and control Haiti's border with the Dominican Republic.

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Here is a picture of the haitian Military force

Since former haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide has decided to disband the Haitian Military, the country has not had a National Military force. Haiti national police and UN assure the security of the Haitian population

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This is the First part of the letter that was sent to President Michel Martelly by Nobel laureate Oscar Arias of Costa Rica. According to the former president, the $25 million Martelly has proposed for the new military should be invested in education, health and strengthening other institutions. He also stated that army would be an enemy of development, peace and freedom.

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A souvenir that many people would rather want to forget. The Haiti Military. This might not be just a dream if President Michel Martelly can have his way. The Haitian president has a plan to return with the Haitian Military to Haiti all over again.

The plan calls for $95 million to train and equip the new Military force of 3,500 soldiers.

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New development in the issue related to the re-establishment of the Haitian Military. According to information provided by Radio Caraibes FM, the Old Haitian Military known as Forces Arme D'Haiti that was disbanded by former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide is back in function.

They already occupied Camp Lamantin 54 and some other facilities left vacated by the old Haitian Military known as Forces Armees D'Haiti (FADH).

According to a spoksperson for the new Haitian Military force, they have the right to be in function as it is stated in the Haitian constitution

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Someone who is well qualified to speak on the issue of military in Haiti. Former Colonel Himmler Rebu, with the Grand Rally for the Evolution of Haiti (GREH) thinks that there are people behind the movement of former Haitian military occupation of former bases of FAd'H.

According to former Colonel Himmler Rébu:"Certainly there is a General-Staff Phantom that has decided of logistics plan, of the supply of these men in arms, equipment, uniforms and food. There is certainly a General-Staff Phantom and we want to get out of this underground state"

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The Haitian military was involved in numerous coups and some of the worst human rights abuses in the hemisphere.

On 15 October 1994, after the return of Jean-Bertrand Aristide from exile, he disbanded the Haitian army and established a civilian police force.

While Aristide was widely praised for disbanding the armed forces, many people in Haiti think there is a need to return with the Haitians Military to keep the peace and provide security in the country

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