Bill Clinton supports the Prime Minister Lamothe

Thursday, former President Bill Clinton in an interview with the Miami Herald, said the departure of Prime Minister Laurent Haiti could erase the gains made over the past four years "He did a very good job [...] This is the most consistent and decisive government with whom I have ever worked on a wide range of issues. And I think you have to look at the amount of investment they have attracted [...]"

PM will not leave his post unless...

Senator Wenceslas Lambert, of the pro-government parliamentary bloc G5, inbdicated that the Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe will not leave his post unless censure by the Parliament, stressing that the resignation of the head of government would be a step towards the departure of the Head of State and a worsening of the crisis.

Judicial Confusion in Petit-Goâve...

Thursday agents of the UDMO, with a warrant of arrest appeared at the home of Benjamin Louicito, treasurer of the Bloc of Democratic Opposition of Petit-Goâve which was absent. Having heard the news, Louicito Benjamin went to the police station of Petit-Goâve where he was accused of setting fire to an official vehicle on the national road # 2, before being released shortly thanks to the intervention of the judge of Peace, ean Jude Leander, the Police Commissioner of Petit-Goâve having recognized he was wrong about the name...

Belo wins the World Citizen Artist 2014

The Haitian singer Belo won the award "World Citizen Artist 2014" with his song "Citizen of the World" from his latest album "Natif Natal" released earlier this year. The "World Citizen Artist 2014" is a competition rewarding singers and painters who produced works whose messages encourage people to change their way of life, advocating peace and unity in the world. The song "Citizen of the World", which was written in March 2013, according to the artist, "brings to the forefront the issue of disunity and highlights the fact that we are all part of the same planet."

NOTICE: New political party in Haiti

The Board of Directors the Party of the Haitian Renaissance (PAREH) informs you that the Ministry of Justice and Public Safety granted the PAREH its "legal recognition". The Party is now allowed to operate under the aegis of the Constitution and the laws of the country, with all the rights, privileges, and duties attached to it.

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