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Preval's low-profile during the quake

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< February 17 2010 at 10:16 PM >
Bernadette S. says...

This is the first time that I am writing on this particular site. I am not sure whether Mr. Preval will read this blog or not.
I did not really understand why President Preval was not in the streets directing the traffic, mobolized the people so that he could talk to them to directing them to places.

People on the streets seemed like they were by themselves totally devoid of governmental direction.

Now that I think of it, Mr. Preval staff was not where to be found either.

Exactly, What was the deal?

Posted by Bernadette S. on February 17 2010 at 10:16 PM



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Perhaps, Preval or a member of his staff will drop by and fill you in;) Seriously, this is a situation that would have overwhelmed almost any third world leader. That is not, however, an excuse for their absence. Preval and Bellerive don't seem to > >
Yeswecan, 17-Feb-10 10:34 pm
Dear Yeswecan: My Government has been working extremely hard since the very first day of the quake. I may have not say enough because - as I explained last week: "Je n'ai pas de mot pour parler de cette douleur immense." Perhaps, you did not re > >
Pr Sident Ren G. Preval, 17-Feb-10 11:30 pm
Mr. Pres Prev Whatever you're smoking must be some good stuff. lol > >
Yeswecan, 18-Feb-10 12:28 am
I sip! I sip 5 etwal and kleren lakay. Le-m sou tafia-m, mwen mete an vagabon pou-m korespon ak vagabon san sal. This morning, I was negre de bien, parce que, Negre de bien t-ap vin we-m! Merci! Keep up the good work! Haiti ne perira pa > >
President Rene G Preval, 18-Feb-10 1:09 am
very good president preval. you are a great comedian whom ever you are. > >
Anytihimg, 18-Feb-10 4:32 am