plaine du nord

Here is a picture of Haiti Prime Minister Evans Paul at Bassin St Jacques Majeur, Plaine du Nord.

During the patronal celebration of Saint Jacques Majeur at Plaine du Nord in July, 2015, The actual Prime Minister of Haiti, Evans Paul, went to the popular St Jacques Majeur bassin, took off his clothes and went into the water in search of spiritual Voodoo luck, treatment or protection. Many people come every year in this secrete Voodoo place in Plaine du Nord. Some say they receive treatment in this water why others come for luck.

Memorial to be Built at Bois-Caiman, Site of Slave Revolt

Prime Minister Evans Paul's last stop on a tour was to Plaine du Nord. He visited Bassin Saint-Jacques, meeting with town officials and civic society members.

He continued to Bois-Caiman, site of the slave revolt, where building of a memorial will be ". . . a universal symbol of freedom against the slavery system"

His final visit was to Nan Brise, a natural spring where voodoo rituals have been held.

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In the region of Plaine du Nord in Haiti, every year people travel from all over to celebrate and to participate in Voodoo ceremony for several days. This is called Fete champetre. This kind of voodoo celebration takes place in differen areas of Haiti at differen times.

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Here is a Haitian man taking a bath in the dirty water in Plaine Du Nord. It is part of a Voodoo Ceremony in Plaine du Nord, haiti. There are many people later who performed the same act

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Here is the picture of a Haitian possessed by the Loa and sweeming in the dirty water in a Voodoo Ceremony in Plaine du Nord, haiti. This ia an annual ritual in Haiti where people travel from all over the country to particip[ate in the ritual

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Here are some Haitians participating in the annual voodoo ritual in Plaine du Nord, haiti. This is an annual Voodoo Ceremony that takes place and many people come from all over the country to participate and be possessed by the Lwa

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