Toulimen Legrand - Haiti - President Michel Martelly Archives

It is also the time for the Haitian elites to stop calling United Nations to come in Haiti to rescue them as well as protecting their wealth. We have received a lot of homosexuals on our soil within the MINUSTAH to rape Haitians wherever they may... more »

Selon la charte de lONU, les militaires Urugueyens impliques dans le cas de viol sur le jeune homme de Port-Salut seront soummis a la jurisdiction de leur pays et non a la jurisdiction Haitienne. Si Haiti etait un pays independant, il aurait... more »

The biracial mulatto African-American descent, light skinned Haitians such as Brandt, Vorbes (Formerly Forbes), Coles (Formerly Kohls), Baker, Brown, Meclembourg (Formerly Mecklemberg) to name a few have colonized Haiti since 1862 for the U.S. and... more »

Germaine, you have brought good ideas to this discussion, but at the same time you have destroyed your strong ideas by comparing Stanley to the Haitian Forefathers. This guy is very far to be compared as any of our Founding Fathers. Stanley may be... more »

Good ideas! Sherly, the police is helping although they are not fully equipped to do the job that they are trained to do so. It is sad after 206 years of independence that Haitians are still debating foods, education and shelter while other nations... more »

Remember, one of the reasons that brought Dessalines to Haiti was the fact he was an albinos from a black family not wanted in Africa. He was sold as a slave and he became a house slave because of his albinos color. All the albinos are blacks and... more »

Whoever told you that Dessalines was born in Haiti was wrong. Dessalines was born in Africa and especially in Congo from Benin and Togo's father line of descent. He was not a Creole like Petion but an Albinos sold into slavery. Mullato historians... more »

I don't deny the selection of Martelly to the presidency post like any previous presidents, but it is too early to start judging the man when he cannot even have a government to serve the needs of the Haitian people under those tents around the... more »

I don't deny the selection of Martelly to the presidency post like any previous presidents, but it is too early to start judging the man when he cannot even have a government to serve the needs of the Haitian people under those tents around the... more »

Send to Martelly a SMS directly or log on to his webpage for ResponsPeyizan.org or dotcom just find out. You can contact Haiti's embassy in Washington DC to officially apply for any opening positions there, but one thing that you need to know the... more »