2010 haiti election

Known also as Sweet Micky, Michel Martelly was born on February 12, 1961 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Michele Martelly lives in Haiti but has a second home in West Palm Beach, Florida. In 2006, he decided to retire from music, but two years later, he announces his return to music. In 2010, Michel Martelly declared his candidacy for president.

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Here is a picture of former Haitan president Lesly Manigat. He is in support of his wife Mirlande manigat who is a candidate for the 2011 Haiti presidential election.

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Here is a picture of candidate Mirlande Manigat during an interview with Radio Canada. In this interview, she was presenting her plan for Haiti if she becomes president. She is running against well known Michel Martelly who is a kompa artist

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Here is the list of the candidates approved to run in the 2010 Haiti Election. As you can see this new list is much smaler than the original ist of candidates.

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In this picture, you can see a crowd that is waiting to hear the candidate Mirlande Manigat. She is in a presidential campaigh against Miche Martelly who is very popular among the music lovers.

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Here is a picture of the husband of current candidate Mirlande manigat. Lesly Manigat was himself president of haiti however was forced into exile. Mirlande manigat is in a fight for her life in the 2011 presidential election

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Here is a picture of Mirlande Manigat during the 2010 Haiti Election. In this picture, she was involved in a rally as she was motivating her base to go out and vote for her on March 20, 2011

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This is a picture of Haitian Presidential candidate Charles Henry Baker, Charlito, with a Haitian television host. The two were posing for a photo while at the Little Haiti Cultural Center.

This took place right after Charlito delivered an outstanding presentation about his plan for Haiti. The main topics of his presentation include Education, work and healthcare to the Haitians.

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