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Since the return of Jean-Claude Duvalier to Haiti, many people and governments have reacted to his return. Some positively and some negatively. Liliane Pierre-Paul reaction on duvalier return

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Here is a photo of Liliane Pierre-Paul who was a victime of the Duvalier reign. Since the return of Jean-Claude Duvalier to Haiti, many people and governments have reacted to his return. Some positively and some negatively.

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We are looking at Mr. Patrick Moussignac, the CEO of Radio Television Caraibes.

According to information retreaved, Patrick Moussignac started early in the media as he was passionate for Radio. He later joined Radio Caraibes. After the CEO of the Radio was killed during the military coup of 1991, Patrick Moussignac became the head of Radio caraibes. Thanks to his entrepreneurial skills, Patrick Moussignac managed to grow the radio at Rue Chavannes

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This is a picture of a popular host at the show Matin Caraibes on Rario Caraibes. Jean Marie Gabriel can be considered the most unpredictable member of the show. He does not have any shame about asking you the most embarrassing questions.

Radio Caraibes FM broadcasts live directly from Rue Chavannes in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Patrick Moussignac is the CEO of currently the CEO of the Radio. Many people would tell you that Radio Caraibes is one radio that is considered to be at the service of the mass population in Haiti. It is often converted into a court house where a variety of issues are brought by the population and debated live

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Here is a picture of Mr. Caleb Derameaux who is one of the hosts at the popular radio show Matin Caraibes.

Radio Caraibes is one of the oldest radio stations in Haiti. It was created in 1949. It has some of the most popular shows including Ranmase and Matin Caraibes. This radio is truly an international radio, with listeners located in Haiti and the Diaspora all over the world.

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Here is a sad picture. A member of the legislative branch of government in Haiti is getting on his knees to praise the executive branch of government. The current Deputy of Ouanaminthe, Luckner Noel, is so appreciative of the action of President Michel Martelly has decided to get on his knees in front of the president to thank him.

This spectacle was done in front of several thousands of supporters of the president present.

Many members of the Haitian Parliament who were present at the event or watched it on radio were shocked and think that Deputy Luckner Noel did not behave properly

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Here is a picture of both former presidents of Haiti, Jean-Claude Duvalier and Jean-Bertrand Aristide. They both were in exile and wanted to return to Haiti. Jean-Claude Duvalier made a surprise return to Haiti with an expired passport and Jean-Bertrand Aristide is requesting a diplomatic Passport to return to Haiti

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Here a picture of Jean-Bertrand Aristide and Jean-Claude Duvalier. This symbolizes the two of the most powerful people in Haiti at different times in History. Consequently both were exiled after they were forced out of power

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Those are pictures of former Haitian presidents Jean-Bertrand Aristide and Jean-Claude Duvalier. Both individuals are expected to return to Haiti in 2011 after they were removed from power in Haiti and spent several years in exile.

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Is this possible? At least this is the question that many people in Haiti are asking. The Reunion of Jean Claude Duvalier and Jean Bertrand Aristide.

In his message to the Haitian population during the anniversary of his second year in office, President Martelly stated that this is something that he wants and sill working to make it possible: a meeting between Jean Claude Duvalier and Jean Bertrand Aristide.

Do you think it will be possible.

Politically, is it in the best interest of Jean Bertrand Aristide or the Lavalas Party to meet with Jean Claude Duvalier

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