Aristide continue d'afficher sa mauvaise foi

alex jacques Mar 15 Mar 2011 - 2:30

Aristide doit retourner chez lui, mais Aristide ne doit pas chercher a augmenter aux cicatrices de ce pays meutrit.

Si Aristide decide de retourner avant les elections, il fera preuve du culte de soi, pensant qu'il est Haiti. Aristide je pense, s'il a de bonne foi doit retouner au pays le 15 Mai prochain apres l'installation du nouveau president. Je suis haitien, j'ai de droit de dire ca. Mais je n'accepte aucune puissance de dicter la politique Haitienne

For the sake of Haiti and the Haitian people, Aristide must learn to manage his ego. The goddammed country cannot take more of the craps from its sonofabitches' politicians.

dilibon Mar 15 Mar 2011 - 13:14

Si li konsistan, si dapre li eleksyon sa yo pa bon paske yo pat kite pati politik patisipe, ke se seleksyon si li ak bwouye kat la lap fe sa... EPi li pa ta sipoze bezwen konsey okenn peyi, okenn moun sou plan voyaj li. Mwen leve nenpot kile mwen achte tike mwen e mwen ale kote mwen vle. Li ta sipoze ka fe sa tou! Li ap vinn sipoe youn nan kandida yo ou pwal tande lobey nan jou kap vini la yo. Men mwen tande pendan map ekri al ke msie deja nan avyon ala kote pwal genyen koze, chalmas!

Maximo Mar 15 Mar 2011 - 13:37

S.Africa 'cannot stop Aristide's return to Haiti'

(AFP) – 6 hours ago

PRETORIA — South Africa cannot prevent Haiti's exiled ex-president Jean-Bertrand Aristide from returning home before this weekend's presidential run-off on the island, an official said Tuesday.

"It is not our responsibility to say if Jean-Bertrand Aristide should or should not leave South Africa before the election," deputy foreign minister Marius Fransman said.

The United States on Monday urged South Africa to encourage Aristide to stay put, fearing that his return would cause political turmoil as the country prepares for Sunday's vote.

"The US needs to engage the Haitian government. If his (Aristide's) passport has been issued, we cannot decide when he should leave South Africa," Fransman told reporters.

Haiti cleared the way for Aristide's return by issuing him with a new passport in February.

"It is essential that the Haitian government should be leading the process and we will facilitate whatever decision they take," he added.

An Aristide aide in Haiti said last week the return of the ousted leader, who has been living in South Africa since 2004, was "imminent".

Aristide and his wife Mildred work at the University of South Africa in Pretoria, where he received a PhD in African languages in 2007.

Aristide served three presidential terms and was ousted from office twice, eventually fleeing a 2004 popular uprising aboard a US plane.

He remains a popular figure in certain quarters in Haiti, especially in the capital's teeming slums, and in the tent cities that have sprung up since the January 2010 earthquake where many decry the slow pace of progress.

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