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This is a Parade for Haitian Flag day celebrated in the city of Cap-Haitian in 1964.

This was the time when "Papa Doc " Francois Duvalier was in power in Haiti.

This was the year when a constitutional referendum was held in Haiti, specifically on 14 June 1964. The new constitution made President François "Papa Doc" Duvalier President for Life. With that constitution, he obtained absolute power and the right to name his successor.

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This is a picture of Haitian President Michel Martelly with a United States Passport. This picture was found in the internet. There is no way we can know that the pictur of Michel Martelly in a U.S. Passport is legitimate.

However it has been a rumor and the Haitian Joudalist is not in a position to confirm this. However, if we have any information to prove that in fact that Michel Martelly had a U.S. Passport, we will provide it to you

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This is a picture from the web that was in circulation during the presidential race in Haiti. At the time, there was an allegation that Candidate Michel Martelly was not Haitian and was holding the citizenship of a foreign country, namely that of the United States.

This Passport is not legitimate and likely was manufactured by people trying to circulate the rumor that our president is of another nationality. One person suggested that this passport showed expiration date within 5 years. However, all US passports are given for more than 5 years. It is clear this is a fake document

According to Senator Moise Jean-Charles who is incharge of a senate investigation has determined that President Michel Martelly has renounced his Haitian citizenship

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Here is a picture of a United States Non Immigration Visa. The process for obtaining a non Immigration visa was made easier for anyone with a 5 years visa.

Effective June 5th, 2013, the United States Consul will renew applications for a U.S. non-immigrant Visas automatically. However, the Embassy still reserves the right to interview any of the applicants.

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This is a picture of the popular radio show host Laventure Ernest Edouard. He is betterh known as
Moloskot.

Laventure Ernest Edouard (Moloskot) recently found himself in deep trouble when he was accused of distributing fake badges and guns to a group of employees of La Douane.

Government Commissioner Lucman Délille accused Moloskot for several crimes, including impersonation for assuming the character of another, especially fraudulently

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Here is a picture of the building that represents one of the few remaining institutions in Haiti. The newspaper has proved itself over the years and managed to survive regardless of the political environment that has changed frequently.

Founded on May 2, 1898 by Guillaume Chéraquit, as "Le Matin" Le Nouvelliste started is published in French and is distributed all over Haiti.

It is now located at the newly renovated location at Rue de Centre.

After more than 115th year, management of the newspaper Frantz Duval declared that Le Nouvelliste will start printing an English edition from now on and also entends to improve their presence on the web

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Here is the Jardin or Garden on the way to the l'amphitheatre in Vaudreuil near Cap-Haitian. In May 2013 the Complexe Administratif et socioculturel - Nord as well as L'amphithéâtre du CASC du Nord were inaugurated by the Haitian President Michel Martelly. The objective of the complex is to become the central location for government functions in the North Department. It is located outside of the Haitian Capital, Port-au-Prince. It is located in Vaudreuil, near Cap-Haitian. The complex includes 120 office spaces, 4 conference rooms, an amphitheater.

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Here is the Amphitheatre du CASC du Nord located in Vaudreuil

Here is the first Administrative Complex, located outside of the Haitian Capital, Port-au-Prince. It is located in Vaudreuil, near Cap-Haitian. The complex includes 120 office spaces, 4 conference rooms, an amphitheater. The building complies with all modern requirements, including arrangement for people with disabilities. This project was funded with grant from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). Present at the inauguration was Zéphyrin Ardouin, Mr. Jean Renaud, Mr. Cride Joseph, the deputies of Cap-Haitien, Mr. Kenston Jean-Baptiste, Mr. Frantzy Louis and Mrs Marie Jossie Etienne.

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Here is a picture of the Complexe Administratif et socioculturel Nord in Vaudreuil.

It was inaugurated in May 2013 by Haitian President Michel Martelly. This complex was built as part of the decentralization effort of the Haitian government since the 2010 earthquake. This complex will be the central place for government functions in the North Department. All the Department Directors of the region will be located side by side in the building. Hopefully, this complex will solve the problem that many people have been complaining about for quite a long time. This administrative place is to serve as a central location designed to serve the population in search of state services in provincial towns.

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Equipped with a retail component shops , a conference center, many restaurants and bars, lounges, a bank, you are watching the new Hotel Royal Oasis in Petion-Ville

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