Photos

Here is a photo of Michele Bennett Duvalier And Her Fur.

Michele Bennett, along with her husband Jean Claude Duvalier left the county on February 7, 1986. In 1990 Michele Benett divorced the former Haitian president Jean-Claude Duvalier.

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Here is a photo of Michele Bennett Duvalier.

Michele Bennett was first married to Alix Pasquet however, this marriage could not sustain long and soon they get divorced. She then worked in public relations.

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Here is a picture of Jean Claude Duvalier and Michele Bennett during their Wedding.

In 1992, Michele and Jean Claude were divorced. The divorce was reported to have cost him a lot. Michele Bennett and Jean Claude Duvalier had two children, Francois Nicolas Duvalier and Anya Duvalier

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Here is a new picture of Francois Nicolas Duvalier in 2013.

When ever the Duvalier subject comes out in the open, you find people with strong opinion on it. Nicholas Duvalier is a Haitian just like any other Haitian. Do you think he has the right to run for a political position in Haiti?

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After two previous no-show, Jean Claude Duvalier did not have any choice but to be in court. Judge Jean-Joseph Lebrun had issued a warrant ordering his presence, under police escort if necessary in case he attempted to stay home for the third court appointment. The Court hearing was held determine whether or not to charges him for the crimes he has been accused for. The former Dictator was asked several questions and his answers were mostly evasive

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Here is a picture of former Haitian Dictator Jean Claude Duvalier with his close friend, Retired Col. Joseph Baguidy .

It was reported that on the day of the death of the former Haitian leader, he was in the company of Retired Col. Joseph Baguidy. Jean Claude Duvalier

According to the people who were present, Jean Claude reported that he feel dizzy, then collapsed and hit his head,

Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier died, on Saturday, October 4, 2013. He was 63 years old

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New Oge Street Produce Market Launch. President Martelly joined Petion-Ville Mayor Brutus to launch Oge Street Fruit and Vegetable Market. It is being held in a new building, funded by the Office of Monetization of Programs of Development Assistance.

The space contains 56 stalls, toilets, and showers, supported by a 10,000-gallon capacity water tank.

Martelly wants the market kept in sanitary condition, and merchants to be vigilant to potential thefts. Cost of the project came in at 18 million gourdes.

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Here is a picture of the first American Airlines First Flight to the city of Cap-Haitian. This took place in September 2, 2014. Following the ceremony, President Michel Martelly and Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe took the celebration to the city. A huge crowd of people continue to follow them as they walk throughout the city

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Sa se vreman sa yo rele: L'entree triomphale de Michel Martelly au Cap-Haitien apre li fini inogire Aeropor Cap-Aysyen-an avek premye vol American Airlines, jou ki te 2 Septam, 2014.

The Haitian President managed to get people in Cap-Haitien in the street to celebrate the first American Airlines flight to the city. From the huge number of people who came out to follow him in the streets of the second City in Haiti, this shows his popularity is very high with the people of Cap-Haitien

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Here is a recent picture of former political prisoner Evans Paul in a friendly conversation with two former Haitian Presidents: Prosper Avril and Jean Claude Duvalier. However, the relationship has not always been what shows in this picture below.

The picture of Evans Paul with actual president Michel Martelly and the two former presidents having a friendly conversation was not always what it is today. Quite contrary, Mr. Evans Paul is a victim of the both Prosper Avril and Jean Claude Duvalier.

Mr Evans Paul, Jean Auguste Mesieux and Marino Etienne were tortured and presented at the National Television under the Government of Prosper Avril

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