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The Senator of South Florida, Marco Rubio, conducting his first visit to the island of Haiti. His main purpose is to have a better understanding of the ongoing problem of Restavec and Human trafficking that that has been going on in Haiti for generations.

Visiting with his wife Jeannette, Senator Marco Rubio took the opportunity while in Haiti to visit the Institute for Human and Community Development which is a school for restavecs or children in Haiti who have been working as domestic with more prominent families in Haiti. The parents of these children often willingly offer their children to work with other families in Haiti because they usually can not afford to raise them economically.

Senator Rubio had a brief meeting with the Haitian President Michel Martelly and some business leaders before leaving Haiti on the same day

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Here is the new Police force in Haiti building a reputation for violence and repression with new Brigade BOID.

BOID Part of Police Repression against Party Members. The National Police of Haiti has formed a new specialized unit, the Brigade of Operation and Departmental Intervention (BOID). Its first promotion graduated 254 policemen and -women. One of its mandates is to back up departmental units of the Haitian police.

BOID has been deployed in not always ethical ways. At a political rally it was suspected BOID carried out the shooting of a senior official of Pitit Dessalines in a drive-by.

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Shocking declaration made by a seating president in Haiti. On Tuesday, June 28, 2015, during a campaign rally in the city of Miraguane, president Michel Martelly did not use any diplomacy in addressing a woman in the crowd who was challenging his accomplishment in the region. The President replied to the surprise of many by telling the woman in Haitian Creole she should undress and allow the men at the campaign rally to sodomize her. He also stated that he would bring her on stage and do the same. The Haitian Head of State furthermore said if he was not president he would have broken her jaw.

What does EU and UN Think about Martelly's Sexist Remarks?

Women's group leaders in Haiti are expecting to hear from the European Union and United Nations, regarding President Martelly's assault on a woman in Miragoâne.

Martelly told a woman critical of his government to humiliate herself with the men at the rally, including himself. He added it was too bad he was president, or else he would have punched her in the jaw. Like Trump, he is an embarrassment to his country.

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Here are two pictures of Student Chedler Guilloux. On the left shows the abuses he received while in jail. The second picture was taken after his release

On February 26 and March 3, 2015, on the streets of the capital city, many students from the Universities in Haiti demonstrated protest against the arrest of their comrade Chedler Guilloux, a student from the School of Philosophy Normale Superieure (ENS). Guilloux was arrested on February 23 by the agents of the National Police of Haiti (PNH) and was severely beaten by the security officers CSCCA and those of the PNH. The students demanded immediate release, necessary health care and a fair compensation for his physical and mental damages during the custody. Guilloux is a graduate in philosophy from the Ecole Normale Superieure (Set), student of master's degree in Human Science and a critic of contemporary culture. He was arrested in connection with the burning of a government bus belonging to the Superior Court of Auditors and Administrative Disputes (CSC / CA) during a street protest.
After several days of protests and legal proceedings, the master's student of Philosophy at the Normal School was released by the judge Ramoncite on March 5 on a provisional basis. However, he will remain at the disposal of justice, until of the Closing Order, the investigation being still ongoing.

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According to some reliable sources, the order for Pierre Richard Casimir to become the new Secretary of State in Haiti was signed by President Michel Martelly and Prime Minister Garry Conille. The order was already signed by both President Michel Martelly and Prime Minister Garry Conille.

Pierre Richard Casimir was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on February 19, 1970. he received a Law Degree at Haiti State University in 1994.

Mr. Casimir held the following positions in the past: Program Director, USAID Poor Detainees Legal Assistance Program, 1995-1999. Legal Assistant and Interpreter, U.S. Embassy Ministerial Advisory Team on Justice. Legal Counsel to the President of the Republic of Haiti, 1999. Deputy Director, Private Office of the Minister of Justice, 2001. Member of the Private Office of the President of the Republic of Haiti, 2004-2005. General Consul of Haiti in Montreal, 2005.

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Abner Louima is a Haitian who was born in Thomassin, Haiti, in 1966. He was trained as an Electrical Engineer, but in 1997, he used to work as a security guard in a water and sewage plant in Flatlands of Brooklyn. He was married, had one child and was living in the Brooklyn area for past six years. On August 9, 1997, Louima visited a popular nightclub "Club Rendez-Vous" in East Flatbush. Unfortunately, late in the night after visiting the club, he and some other fellow party-goers got in the middle of a brawl between two women. The police was called and several officers from the 70th Precinct were dispatched to the scene. The way police responded to the incident, instigated a large scuffle between the civilians and the officers. Officer Justin Volpe, the leader of the police incorrectly assumed Louima had struck him with a sucker-punch. Officer Volpe, along with his other officers named Charles Schwarz, Thomas Wiese and Thomas Bruder, brutally attacked and beat Louima with their fists, nightsticks and two-way radios while taking him to the police station on a number of charges, like, disorderly conduct, obstructing government administration, and resisting arrest. In the police station at 70th Precinct, when Louima was handcuffed with hands behind his back, he was sexually assaulted in a bathroom. Volpe squeezed and kicked his testicles and shoved a wooden broom handle into his rectum. After the incident, Louima was taken to the emergency room of Coney Island Hospital where his escorting officers reported his injury as "a result of homosexual activity".

On March 29, 1999, jury selection began in the federal trial against the five cops indicted in the Abner Louima torture case. Officers Justin Volpe, Thomas Bruder, Charles Schwarz, and Thomas Wiese were charged with several counts of violating Louima's civil rights. A fifth cop, Michael Bellomo, had been charged with lying to cover up the incident.

Although, a decade and a half has passed since the brutal beating and savage sexual assault of NYPD', the incident is still remembered as a case that scarred both the city's race relations and its police force for years.

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Here is a recent picture of former political prisoner Evans Paul in a friendly conversation with two former Haitian Presidents: Prosper Avril and Jean Claude Duvalier. However, the relationship has not always been what shows in this picture below.

The picture of Evans Paul with actual president Michel Martelly and the two former presidents having a friendly conversation was not always what it is today. Quite contrary, Mr. Evans Paul is a victim of the both Prosper Avril and Jean Claude Duvalier.

Mr Evans Paul, Jean Auguste Mesieux and Marino Etienne were tortured and presented at the National Television under the Government of Prosper Avril

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