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< May 11 2011 at 4:19 AM >
Toulimen Legrand says...

It is has been a long fight since 1865 after the first U.S. coup d'etat in Haiti against Lycius Fellicite Salomon Jeune where the new exiled Haitians claimed that dual citizenship law and should we wait for another 150 years again to change that part of this law?

I am not rejoiced by this news but we must keep on fighting to change it for real. Haitians in the Diaspora should step aside to empower the Haitian people for change in Haiti to end that forced Diaspora which exists to enrich the conservative elites of HAITI.

I believe if Haitians from the Diaspora could invest in Haiti and create jobs to hire their families in Haiti they could definitely end the Diaspora's Welfare.

They should find a way to be the new economic and intellectual elites of Haiti to reduce the influence of the old Haitian oligarchy of those seven richest families in HAITI.

The topic is: Pas De Renonciation De Nationalites, Pas D'Eligibilite Aux Postes Electifs
This is a reply to Msg 28533
Posted by Toulimen Legrand on May 11 2011 at 4:19 AM



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That is good news and I welcome such a move. However, the idea of renouncing to any foreign citizenship before running for an electoral position in Haiti sucks. Those morons in Haiti still want to keep us out of Haiti with their dual citizenship law. > >
Toulimen Legrand, 10-May-11 5:45 pm
Hi Touliman, I agree with you that that part of the law sucks. However, the part we got is a good first step. With this first step, we can now effectively have an impact on the elections. That means, in the future, we can make other changes--incl > >
Linda, 10-May-11 6:14 pm
It is has been a long fight since 1865 after the first U.S. coup d'etat in Haiti against Lycius Fellicite Salomon Jeune where the new exiled Haitians claimed that dual citizenship law and should we wait for another 150 years again to change that par > >
Toulimen Legrand, 11-May-11 4:19 am