Linda - Rene Preval, Ex President of Haiti

This is not true since sweet Micky apparently said during his campaign that he is against gay adoption. more »

If Martelly plans to tax imports in Haiti, that means that he is taxing American businesses who have for a long time had all sort of tax freebies in Haiti. This is a dangerous undertaking and these big businesses will do everything they can to take... more »

Well, you seemed to have already made up your mind. Why did you bother to add "only time will tell."? You seem to be a couto dey boh. more »

Whow!!! Is this all you guys can do, call each other names? Why can't all of you stop the negativity just long enough to form a positive coalition that will help the country move forward? What is wrong with Haitians? Why can't they ever put their... more »

So far, all that is being done is that the Americans and Dominicans are busy building factories in the rural areas. They plan to pay Haitians what they would never pay their own people. I guess they've succeeded in turning Haiti into a source of... more »

For those people who are really concern about the wellbeing of Haiti, Aristide and Lucas should be irrelevant. The only thing that matters now is that the country moves forward in a peaceful and positive way. For that to happen, people like... more »

Haitians should stay focus on what's good for their country. We already know that this president is not wanted by the international white community, and that they will say or do anything to get rid of him. I personally don't give a hoot if Martelly... more »

Of all the president that Haiti has ever had, Preval is the most cynical and cruel. He and Aristide are now up to their old trick, trying to divide the people by color. Haitians need to join forces and put the country back together. Race is the... more »

Claudette, you are absolutely right. Of all the president that Haiti has ever had, Preval was the most cynical and cruel. He and Aristide are now up to their old trick, trying to divide the people by color. Haitians need to join forces and put the... more »

Touliman, I don't think any new president is strong enough to deal with the CIA. He might have to ignore them for now, and go about the task or dealing first with the NGO's. Right now, they are the main impediment to the country's progress. They... more »