Les media rapportent qu’une fois de plus il n’y a pas d’argent pour payer l’importation des carburants.
On sait pourtant qu’il y en a toujours pour continuer à payer les hauts dignitaires et les élus comme si rien n’était.
Est-ce la fonction de l’état de ne se soucier que des intérêts de ces gens au détriment des citoyens?
Que devrait faire le citoyen qui, faute de carburant, ne trouve pas de moyen de transport ou ne peut alimenter sa voiture ou sa génératrice et qui voit ce fonctionnaire au volant de sa grosse cylindrée, climatiseur au maximum passer devant lui en toute indifférence et arrogance? Ca finira par arriver.
Notice biographique
Haitian Born May 6 1945 with roots going back to late 1780s
American by naturalization since 1968
Graduate Magna cum laude in Business and Economics
Holder of the following Licenses :
Certified Financial Planner
Chartered Financial Adviser
Certified Senios Adviser
Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist
(FINRA) Series 6, 7, 63 and 66
Life Insurance Agent
Real Estate Agent (12 years)
Banker (12 years)
Author of 2 Books on the Haitian Constitution : Les Pouvoirs, la Constitution de 87 et la fin de l’arbitraire and Amphibologie entre la lettre et l’esprit de la Constitution.
Author of countless number of articles on Haiti’s political matters published on national and international press
Author of Countless radio and TV interviews.
Active militant from 1985 to 1994: Panel Member of the Forum sur la Democratie; One of the 6 experts required to write with the Centre Democratique an advance project of law on an Independent Electoral Council; Responsible for the computerized results of the March 87 Referendum, Founding member and General promoter of the Mouvement de Volontariat Pour des Elections Libres et Honnetes (MOVELH), Traveled to Venezuela to coordinate their offer to provide the electoral bulletins; In charge of the First CEP computer section responsible for tabulating the elections results.; General promoter of UCH (Union des Constitutionnalistes Haitiens); Benevolent Consultant to the 3rd CEP and close advisor to the 4th CEP; member of the Comité d’Entente Démocratique (CED) and responsible for its finances; member of the Groupe d’Initiative pour la Défense de la Constitution devenu le groupe Onè Respè; member of the Forum Démocratique; Member of the Assemblée de Concertation; Special Consultant to Prime Minister Jean Jacques Honorat; Special envoy to a good will mission to 6 Latin American Countries seeking to lift the commercial embargo; member of a commission to write a projet of law creating the Tribunal Spécial Constitutionnel; Special Consultant to Président Emile Jonassaint.
Speaks 4 languages French, Spanish, English and Creole
Award-winning photographer recognized nationally and internationally (50 + years)
Traveled to over 35 countries
Resident of Boca Raton Florida since 2011
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