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Here is a picture of the Vice - President of the CTCEP, Mary Clunie Dumay Miracles. She is the Executive Power representative.

Friday, April 19, 2013 was the date where the 9 members of College Transitional of Permanent Electoral Council (CTCEP) went into function.

The new electoral advisers have sworn to implement the provisions of the electoral law

The also stated that they will perform their duties with dignity, independence, impartiality and patriotism.

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Here is a picture of the Advisor of the CTCEP, Chantal Raymond. She is representing the Executive Power.

Advisor, Chantal Raymond was one of the nine members who sworn in before the Court of Cassation. Present at the ceremony were: Me Jean Renel Sanon, members of the diplomatic corps including the U.S. ambassador to Haiti, Pamela White, parliamentarians, representatives of political parties.

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Here is a picture of Ms. Margareth Giraud St-Louis, representing the Executive Power in Haiti.

The composition of the CTCEP include: Composition of the Bureau of CTCEP :
Chair: Emmanuel Ménard (Executive Branch)
Vice - President: Mary Clunie Dumay Miracles (Legislative Power)
General Secretary: Marie Carole Duclervil Floréal (Judicial Power)
Treasurer: Pierre Simon Georges (Legislative Power)
Advisor: Applyx Felix (Judicial Power)
Advisor: Chantal Raymond (Executive Power)
Advisor: Léopold Berlanger (Judicial Power)
Advisor: Margareth Giraud St-Louis (Executive Power)
Advisor: Joseph Néhémy: (Legislative Power)

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Here is a picture of Mr. Applyx Felix , CTCEP member representing the Judicial Power.

The members of CTECP seem to understand the challenges ahead which is to hold free and fair election in Haiti, based on history. They however have expressed confidence to conduct successfully election

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Here is a picture of the CTCEP Treasurer, Pierre Simon Georges. He was appointed in the position to represent the Legislative Power.

The nine members have a specific mandates which is to organize the upcoming senatorial, municipal and local elections

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Here is a picture that somehow manages to capture the town of Aquin in Haiti. It is the bay of Aquin or in Haiti, it is called La baie d'Aquin.

The town is easily accessible, thanks to the National Route 2. one of major roads in Haiti that passes through the town.

During market day, Aquin is filled with activities. The local people usually come in large numbers to trade their wares.

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Here is a picture of St Thomas Church in Aquin. The church provide school for the residents in the region. They also have a Student association that collect funds to inprove services and also offer activities for the people

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Here is a picture of the town of Aquin. Aquin lies at an altitude of 2 meters above the sea level and has a geographical coordinates of 18° 17' 0? north and 73° 24 '0? west. The population of Aquin is estimated at over 100,000 people.

Aquin has amazing beachesthat most local and visitors enjoy sunbathing in. The coral reefs and sea shells deposited in the region by tide are very special and unique

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Here is a group of Rara in Aquin. This was a performance of the local rara band during the annual Destination Aquin Festivities. It is quite an event in the small town of Aquin where several thousands of people come to the town to celebrate

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One of the major annual events in Aquin is the festival of music as well as traditional dances. it is called Destination Aquin. This week long celebration usually runs at the end of the Month of March of each year.

For such festival, usually many activities are announced. However, the main acivities evolve around dance, theater, concerts, workshops, street entertainment, craft fair

Last year, the festivities paid tribute to Aimé Césaire on the occasion of his 100th birthday

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