"LA TRANBLAY", documentary Film by Raynald Delerme

"LA TRANBLAY"

a documentary film by Raynald Delerme

on the devastating January 12, 2010 earthquake that hit Haïti.

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Pres Préval wins State of Emergency Amendment in Lower Chamber

The Lower Chamber of the Haitian Parliament ratified Thursday afternoon the bill to amend the State of Emergency Law.  

Before the vote more than a dozen opposition members including Steven Benedict Arcene Dieujuste, Fabien Ogline Ezra and another member had left the meeting to protest against the rejection of a proposal calling for the release of the report on the first emergency period. 

Prés Préval elaborates on the electoral process

Pres Préval warns of many problems coming up with the electoral process due to flaws in the constitution, according to him.

He mentions having tried to get necessary amendements passed to fix some of the problems but, later this year, he warns that we will all pay the consequences.

Prés René Préval explains, according to him, how it will go down.

Watch...

Passenger in French plane stops deportation of a Haitian

A passenger aboard a French plane took the defense of a Haitian in the process of being deported to Haïti, feet and hands bound.
 
The incident occured at Orly Airport on March 17, 2010 around 10h30  on CORSAIR SS flight 0866,  destination Pointe à Pitre via Fort de France.  Frank Alexander, a French citizen, heard screams and shuffling from the back of the airliner. 

Will Pres Préval leave office in 2011? Watch the answer.

Will President Preval leave office in 2011? If you ask the average Haitian to the most intellectual, the answer will probably be "no."

To put an end to all speculation, Pres Preval has his say in the matter.

Instead of us telling you, watch him instead and see what he says.

Haitian trying to get to USA goes to jail

The doors of America (the USA) has been wide open to accept from the January 12 earthquake that devasted Haiti and TPS has been granted to many who were in the US before the quake.  But not everyone gets a free pass.  Wisly Bejean, a Haitian living in Canada, was walking on an isolated farming road just south of the Canadian border when his journey into the United States abruptly ended.

Mr Bejean is charged with trying to enter the United States illegally and he is going to jail.

US Vice President Joe Biden in Little Haiti for Easter

The message was clear.

"I want to to reassure you that we're in this for the long haul.  This wasn't about just showing up to deal with the emergency that existed at the time. We realize just because the earthquake may have receded from the front pages, and I say to you that, we'll be here even when the crawler under the CNN news headline does not continue to mention Haiti, We are going to stay." 
Read on to watch video of VP Joe Biden in Little Haiti.

Two Haitians carried Jesus' cross in Rome this year

In Rome, Good Friday is marked each year by two specific events presided over by Pope: 
1.  The celebration of the Lord's Passion in the early evening in St. Peter's Basilica, 
2.  The path of the Cross Coliseum.  

This is called "The Via Crucis."

This year coincides with the anniversary of the death, 5 years ago to the day, of Pope John Paul II on April 2, 2005. 

Haïti brings the US & Cuba to the negociating table

The time is not recent at all when top officials from the US sat down with top officials from Cuba to talk about anything.

Well, Haïti made it happen.

The Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez met last Wednesday in New York, a high U.S. official to discuss reconstruction efforts in Haiti. 
 


The Minister met with Cheryl Mills (on the left), Chief Cabinet Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the international donors conference for Haiti, held at UN headquarters March 31, 2010.