Jean Monard Metellus

PHTK protesters launched slaugans against journalist, radio show host Jean Monard Methelus and threw stones on the building, breaking several windows.

On Saturday, May 14, 216, the supporters of former President Martelly shouted slogans against journalist and radio show host Jean Monard Methelus and threw stones on the Radio Caraibes building, breaking several windows. It appears that PHTK, the Political Party of former President Michel Martelly, no longer believes in non-violent protests. The violent protest was led by Fednel Monchery of Repons Peyizan and Jude Lajoie of Platfom Viktwa-- both are defenders of Martelly's handpicked presidential candidate Jovenel Moses. PHTK has already disapproved the audit commission created by the provisional president Privert to check the credibility of the election. The agitators were demanding to continue the controversial election which is presently under the scanner of the verification commission. However, the demonstrators consider this delay caused by the audit/verification is in violation of the accord signed earlier, as it is nothing but a step to cancel the earlier election held in the Martelly regime.

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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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Here is the host of the popular show Ranmase, Jean Monard Metellus

Haiti's most popular political talk show "Ranmase is held every Saturday and involves some of the most influential members of teh Haitian society. These are usually the movers and shakers who make the news during the week.

Every Saturday, on Radio Caraibes, they react over the current events and debate Haiti's future. The show usually startes around u:00 AM; however, the time to end the program could never be evaluated. depending on the number of politicians who drop in unannounced, pro-government operatives fire off text messages defending the administration and everyone else

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