Tiba - Haiti - President Michel Martelly Archives

Despite all the negative connotations, I am proud to be a Haitian American. I came to the US a longtime ago just with clothes on my back with minimal education. Thanks to the opportunities given to me by the United Stated, today, I am college... more »

A lot of Haitians are up everybody's face talking and saying things only "THEM" know about. It is in Haitian nature to talk and say things without specification/details. Haitians are good to talk and say things without providing sources of their... more »

by AFP on Oct 05, 2012 Des milliers de personnes, dont de nombreux enseignants, ont manifesté vendredi à Port-au-Prince et dans d'autres villes d'Haïti contre la hausse des prix des produits alimentaires scandant des slogans hostiles... more »

That was a nice motivation gesture by the president to acknowledge the education achievement of these students. However, I still believe that the scolarship offer is a total bluff and false promise. How do I know that? You may ask, simple! hasn't... more »

Finallement, le gouvernement commence a comprendre l'importance imperative de l'electricity dans le pays dans ce 21eme siecle pour avancer le pays vers le progres. Je viens de parler sur cette affaire de l'electricite depuis longtemps. On peut pas... more »

In my opinion, NO! Unless: 1) Haitians get rid of the premetive mentality 2) Haitians stop being so delusional 3) Haitians stop being so territorial and protectionist 4) Haitians understand the role of government and the role of civilians/citizens... more »

Seriously! After 2 long years in power, you just now realized the importance to come up with a Job Program? "Le Président de la République, S.E.M. Michel Joseph Martelly, s'engage dans la recherche de stratégies économiques... more »

Ticoq, I agree with you! It's like the money says "Money Talks." The international has the power and authority to dictate what goes in Haiti because they have the "Power of the Purse." The Haitian Diaspora is a $1.5 billion yearly industry in... more »

Uncle Toulimen Legrand, Please calm down for a minute before you blow a gasket. Sispan mele bagay yo. You confusing spending with big government and there is big different between the two. The Haitian government is pretty small already. Lots of... more »

Toulimen Legrand, I agree with you 100% on this issue but this is not a new phenomenon. This is what's called "Zombie Employee" and it has been going on in the Haitian Government since the beginning of time. This is part of the corruption and has... more »