haiti election 2010

Singer, entertainer, presidential candidate for Haiti, Michel Martelly is better known as sweet Micky. Born on February 12, 1961 in Port-au-Prince, the president of Compa is a Haitian performing artist who decided to run for president of Haiti in the 2010 presidential election.
After graduating from high school, Michel Martelly thought himself how to play music. He briefly enlisted himself in the Haitian Military academy, then moved to the United States where he enrolled in several schools and worked in several places to support his family.
Michel Martelly returned to Haiti in 1986 with his family

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Stabilization Mission MINUSTAH Director Edmond Mulet stated following the 2010 Haiti election in general everything goes well, all is quiet.

Created on June 2004, the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti also called MINUSTAH was created by the U.N. Security Council resolution 1542 with the responsibility to restore security in Haiti. This new United Nation force is also responsible to strengthen the Haitian institutions that have become very weak following a series of instability in Haitian government.
The United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti, MINUSTAH, was severely affected by the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Among close three hundred people who died in the quake, 96 of them were U.N peacekeepers. This was the biggest single loss of life in the history of UN peacekeeping

In the meantime, two-third of the candidates who participated in the election joined together to denounce the election, accusing the government of widespread fraud, including voter intimidation. Many voters took on the streets on the day of the election to demonstrate their dissatisfaction.

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Candidate for the 2010 Haiti election, Jacques Edouard Alexis was born in Gonaive, Haiti on September 21, 1947. He graduated at the State University of Haiti and was appointed Minister for National Education, Young People and Sport. He was prime minister of Haiti from 1999 to 2001 and again form 2006 to 2008.

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Mirlande Manigat is a former former first lady of Haiti under her husband Leslie Manigat, was born in Miraguane on November 3, 1940. She is a smart Haitian woman who ran as a candidate for the 2010 Haiti election, under the Progressive National Democrats RDNP . Many people said that she was the most qualified candidate in the 2010 Haiti election

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Here is a picture of people protesting the results of the election.

some supporters of the popular musician and presidential candidate Michel Martelly set up barricades and burned tires to protest the election results

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Flights cancelled by American Airlines from and to port-au-prince, Toussaint L'Ouverture Airport.

Following the announcement of the 2010 Haiti election results, American Airlines announced the suspension of their daily flights to Port-au-Prince, Haiti for two days. Many other airlines have taken similar actions.

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It seems that the two candidates likely to go for the runoff election in 2010 are Mirlande Manigat and Michele Martelly.

the two candidates likely to participate in the runoff Haiti election are Michel Martelly and Mirlande Manigat. We were told by a trusted source that partial polling are so far showing the two ahead and that the CEP will likely confirm this

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Here is a picture of the Haitian Capital following the 2010 Election results. It was reported there were several deaths and injuries in various regions. The MINUSTAH was involved in providing security however, the job was overwelming.

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Jude Celestin became known in Haitian politic when he ran for the president of Haiti in the 2010 election. Many people see him as a figure who will be directed by former President Rene Preval. He is the son in-law of the former President and was handpicked for the UNITE platform, a political party created by Rene Preval.
According to is plan for Haiti in the election, Jude Celestin intends to empower people with disabilities, by providing education and opportunities to succeed in life.

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This is a picture of Charles Henry Baker, Charlito, presenting his plan as he is running for the presidency of Haiti in 2010. There were close to 500 people in the room where he was delivering his message.

Mr. Baker is one of the many candidates running for the presidency post in Haiti in 2010. He is involved in a fierce fight to become president. The people he is running against are also very popular.

At tis point in the election, there is no clear front runner and the chances for Charles Henry Baker to win the presidency is as good as any other candidate.

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