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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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Here is a picture of Haiti Police Chief Godson Orelus proudly wearing his pink in support of the current government PKTH of Michel Martelly

Haitian Police Chief, Godson Orelus, has had his commission extended for three more years by presidential decree, since Haiti won't have a sitting parliament until 2016.

Orelus has hired 100-plus officers with known ties to Martelly, with more than a third of them lacking police academy training.

The police have allowed violent behavior to predominate at August's parliamentary elections to discourage balloting at the polls. In other instances they have used excessive force against peaceful protestors.

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It has been reported that supporters of PHTK have been attacked by a Gunmen.

On Friday, September 18, at around 7:00 PM, two days after the launching campaign of Platform Parti Haïtien Tèt Kale (PHTK), the members and supporters of PHTK were attacked during their presidential campaign by some unidentified armed individuals in the commune of Limbé in the Northern department. During the attack, the supporters and members were moving on a campaign caravan and waiting for the arrival of their presidential candidate, Jovenel Moïse, any moment. The Platform PHTK has postponed the meeting to a future date to avoid any untoward incident. It has been learnt that the armed attempt was made in order to prevent the gathering of the supporters and sympathizers of the movement Tèt Kale.

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Here is a member of the Political Party Tèt Kale(PHTK) of center right.

A new political organization, Haitian Party Tet Kale (PHTK), has been legally sanctioned to function within the electoral process. Already it has gained interest among political parties Konbit Sides, Ayiti An Aksyon, and President Martelly's Pati Politik Peyizan.

Chief of Staff Anne Milford has been chosen to head PHTK and Minister for Women, Yanick Mézile will lend her ministry's support. There are 5,000 PHTK members throughout the country.

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The population in support of the Haitian president came out in large number to welcome him. here is a sign that says: Michel martelly - Mateli Prezidan Avie Tet Kale - Edikasyon Gratis Tet kale.

This is a form of propaganda for President Michel Martelly as he was giving envelops with cash, motorcycles and cars at the end of the year 2011.

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Has Evans Paul converted to the Tet Kale political party? If not, he is surely demonstrating his support by proudly wearing their official color Pink and White (Rose et Blanc)

During the inauguration of the Place St Anne, Evans Paul sent the message to everyone that he has totally integrated the Tet kale Political Party

Here is a picture Prime Minister Evans Paul as he was wearing the colors of Tet Kale Political party of Michel Martelly

Also known as K-plume (KP), Evans Paul is a Haitian politician who at one point was the president of the Democratic United Committee (Komite inite Demokratik, KID). On December 25 2014, he was nominated by President Michel Martelly to become Haiti Prime Minister

Over the years, Michel Martelly has recruited many people for his social movement, Rose et Blanc, a family initiative which led to the creation in September 2008, the "Rose and White Foundation. During his campaign for the presidency, he kept the slogan "Tet kale! with the foundation color Pink and White Foundation (Fondation Rose et Blanc)

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Here is a picture of Former Haitian President Rene Preval with President Michel Martelly taken on October 14, 2014. This meeting took place at the National Palace following a cancelled meeting with six Political parties of the opposition such as KONTRAPEPLA, FUSION, MOPOD, FANMI LAVALAS.

The presiedent is currently in consultation with a varietry of sectors of the population in an attempt to find a solution to the electoral crisis.

Is it possible that Former Haitian President has converted to the Tet Kale movement?

I don't know if anyone else noticed but I find his shirt to be awfully pink, a color symbolizing the Martely Tet Kale Political Party

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in 2014, the National Carnival of Haiti will take placed in the historic City of Independence Gonaives from March 2-4, 2014. The theme "Tèt kole pou Ayiti Pi Djanm".

The name selected is very interesting as "Tèt Kole" is very close to Tèt Kale, the new political party of President Michel Martelly.

This brings me to believe that Haiti Kanaval 2014 in Gonaïves
It's more than just Kanaval

Theme: "Tèt Kole pou Ayiti Pi Djanm"
By: "Tèt Kale" in an election year

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The government of Michel Martelly is not appreciative of the fact that many in the opposition is now referring to his government as a government of Kale Tet. This is not what it was intended to be.

Originally, Michel Martelly had the slogan Tet Kale that worked very well for him. It worked so well that he decided to form a new Political party under the name Tet Kale.

However, as the opposition is getting stronger and more vocal, they managed to transform is slogan to Kale Tet, an name not very flattering in the Haitian Creole.

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