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Could a marriage between Célimène Dessalines and Alexandre Pétion spare the Emperor?

Could a marriage between Célimène Dessalines and Alexandre Pétion spare the Emperor?

The slave revolution in Saint Domingue (Haiti) could not have been possible without a union of Blacks and Mulatos in the island. After Haiti's independence, the leader of the revolution, Jean-Lacques Dessalines, had this great idea that his daughter could help bridge the gap between Alexandre Petion and himself by proposing that his daughter would marry Alexandre Petion, the Leader of the Mulato force who fought side by side with him. He also saw this as a way to bring both Blacks and Mulatos together.

Marie Françoise Célimène Dessalines was born on October 2, 1789. She was the daughter of Jean-Jacques Jacques I. Dessalines , the first Emperor of Haiti and Marie-Claire Happy Bliss GUILLAUME , Empress consort of Haiti. At the time, she was romantically involved with young Captain Chancy, a nephew of Toussaint Louverture.

It was reported that the marriage proposition between Marie Françoise Célimène Dessalines and Alexandre Petion was declined by Petion. He would later, according to some historians, take part of the assassination plot against Jean-Jacques Dessalines.

Could the marriage between Célimène and Pétion actually saved Emperor Dessalines' life?

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Daniel Dorsinvil and Wife assassinated

Daniel Dorsinvil and Wife assassinated

Here is a picture of the General Coordinator of the Platform of Haitian Human Rights Organizations. Dorsinvil Daniel who was 48 years old was assassinated along side with his wife d his wife Girldy Larèche who was 46. The killing took place on Saturday, February 8, 2014 in Bois-Patate

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Jean Dominique assassination and Jean Bertrand Aristide

Jean Dominique assassination and Jean Bertrand Aristide

According to a report on January 17, 2014 According to Radio Kiskeya.com, a judge concluded that total of nine people were implicated in the death of journalist Jean Dominique; one of which, Former Senator Mirlande Libérus Pavert who was former head of the Aristide Foundation for Democracy. According to the report, Mirlande Libérus Pavert was the intellectual author of the assassination. Other named listed in the assassination include: Voodoo priestess Annette Auguste, aka Sô Ann, Gabriel Harold Severe, Anette Augustre, Gepsie Milien, Markenton Michel, Jean Daniel Jeudy, Jean Mercidieu Toussaint and Merite Milien

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Plot to assassinate Jean Monard Metellus of Radio caraibes

Plot to assassinate Jean Monard Metellus of Radio caraibes

according to Mr. Jean Renel Sanon, Haiti Justice Minister, the government has discovered a plan to assassinate the well known host of Ramase, Jean Monard Metellus.

According to Mr. Jean Renel Sanon, two bikers were being paid the sum of ten thousand dollars to kill the Caraibes Radio host Jean Monard Metellus. It was further reported that the sum of ten thousand dollars($10,000) were paid for the act.

The reaction of the opposition however did not go in favor of the government. Many called the declaration from the Justice Ministry is very very suspect,

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Judge Jean Serge Joseph Dies while Investigating First Lady Sophia

Judge Jean Serge Joseph Dies while Investigating First Lady Sophia

Judge Jean Serge Joseph has died from a stroke it was recently learned. Before his death, the Martelly-Lamothe administration had pressured him to stop investigating First Lady Sophia on charges of misappropriating government funds for personal use.

His death is timely in that continuing to pursue the First Lady he ran the risk of being assassinated by Martelly-Lamothe operatives.

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St Jean Bosco massacre in Haiti

St Jean Bosco massacre in Haiti

The St Jean Bosco massacre was one of the worst cases of abuse following the exile of the government of Jean Claude Duvalier to France. The Massacre took place on 11 September 1988. It was reported that more than 13 people were murdered and over 80 people wounded. The Saint-Jean Bosco church in Port-au-Prince was the parish of father Jean-Bertrand Aristide who would become the president of Haiti.

On that day, the Saint-Jean Bosco church had over 1000 people for Sunday mass. Report had indicated that the massacre was carried out by unidentified armed men. Jean-Bertrand Aristide was evacuated from the church unharmed.

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The Massacre of March 29, 1969 in Casale as Duvalier fighting Communism in Haiti

The Massacre of March 29, 1969 in Casale as Duvalier fighting Communism in Haiti

This is one date that will likely remain in the history of the town of Casale for the history book. On March 29, 1969, sources primarily from the residents of Casale reporte that the forces of the Duvalier regime conducted mass killing in the region. It was done in the objective to eradicate the communist movement that was taking shape in the town. This monument was built to honor some of those who were subject of the massacre

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Raboteau Massacre And FRAPH Front For The Advancement And Progress Of Haiti

Raboteau Massacre And FRAPH Front For The Advancement And Progress Of Haiti

The Massacre at Raboteau as it comes to be known took place after pro-democracy candidate Jean-Bertrand Aristide won the Haitian presidency. Group by the name of FRAPH Front for the Advancement and Progress of Haiti, attempted a coup d etat. As a result, the people of Raboteau in Gonaives demonstrated. FRAPH in response, killed anywhere from 26 to 50 people.

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Assassination of Rooldine Lindor in Dominican Republic

Assassination of Rooldine Lindor in Dominican Republic

The news that a parent never wants to hear was heard by the parents of Rooldine Lindor. The twenty year old Haitian student Rooldine Lindor was murdered in her Apartment in the Dominican Republic.

According to preliminary report, she was murdered on July 12, 2011 after being raped

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