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Here is a picture of Senator Edwin Zenny Edo . The first Senator of Southeast was unable to control his anger as he spat on judge of Peace in Jacmel, Bob Simonis and Professor Pierre Lucien who participated in a radio show hosted by the journalist Etzer Pierre

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Here is a picture of three Haitian President at the same time, same place: Picture of Dumarsais Estime, Francois Duvalier and Paul Magloire. All three haitian presidents have made history and some how contributed to make Haiti the country we have today.

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What you are looking at is a picture as Brandt led the investigating policemen to the place where the two children were held. The police freed the children and arrested Brandt. as he was accompagned by Police. He was taken into custody for Kidnapping.

According to report, Clifford Brandt took the investigating policemen to the place where the two Moscoso children were held after being kidnapped. The police freed the children but arrested Brandt.

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Here is a picture of former Haitian President Alexandre Petion

His presidency of Haiti from 1806 until his death in 1818. Petion is considered as one of Haiti's founding fathers beside other people such as Toussaint Louverture, Jean-Jacques Dessalines and Henri Christophe.

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Do you think that Michel Martelly should call Liliane Pierre Paul, "Ti Lili"?

This has been the issue following a visit that the president conducted at Radio Television Caraibes. During the interview, he referred to the Radio host of Kiskeya, Ms. Liliane Pierre Paul as "Ti Lili"

The reaction to this name was not positive from Liliane. She stated that her name is Liliane and Lili for her close friend

President Michel Martelly feels that he has every right in the world to call the popular Kiskeya Radio host "Ti Lili". The problem is that Liliane Pierre Paul does not see it that way. She went on the air following the interview to bring some precisions that her name was Liliane Pierre Paul, and for her close frineds, it is acceptable to call her "Lili.

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Here is a picture of the former candidate for the presidential election of Haiti. Mr. Gerard Gourgue Gourgue. He is a politician , lawyer , activist for human rights, minister, ambassador and teacher.

He studied at the Lycée Alexandre Pétion in Port-au-Prince, then university in Haiti and France. In 1978, in order to fight the abuses of the dictatorship of Jean-Claude Duvalier and his Tontons Macoutes , Gourgue established the Haitian Human Rights League.
Gerard Gourgue was named to be part of the National Council of Government (CNG) following the exile of Jean Claude Duvalier. However, within a Month, he had to resign headed by Henri Namphy due to differences

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Here is a picture of Father Gerard Jean-Juste in Miami. He was an opponent of the interim government of Gerard Latortue. Jean-Juste was put in jail in 2004 and spent seven weeks in prison. Jean-Juste was a supporter of Jean-Bertrand Aristide

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Here is a picture of Gerard Jean-Juste who was a Haitian activist in Miami. He was an opponent of the Duvalier regime. At one point Father Jean-Juste was exiled by the Haitian government. he was a supporter of Jean-Bertrand Aristide

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Here is a picture of the Haitian activist in Miami Gerard Jean-Juste. He gained his renown for fighting for Haitian immigrants. He was very vocal during the Haitian boat people era in Miami. He also accused the American government of discrimination against the Haitian boat people.

Gerard Jean-Juste was a supporter of Jean-Bertrand Aristide

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Here is the Haitian President Michel Martelly at Radio Television Caraibes. He went there for a visit on May 16, 2013. The president met the hosts of Matin Caraibes, including the CEO, M. Patrick Moussignac upon his arrival at the station. This is a photo souvenir with the staff of Matin Caraibes Patrick Moussignac, Jean-Marie Gabriel, Caleb Desrameaux, Yvener and others

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