This is offshore of the USA during the time of Daesh. Does ruling in Haiti mean the only leader is god?
February 7, 2016
By Frances Robles
Thirty years to the day after Haiti’s last dictator fled (click here) the impoverished nation as it took its first wobbly
steps toward democracy, another leader stepped down Sunday, without a
successor to take his place.
The president, Michel Martelly, left office amid an electoral crisis that underscored how Haiti has struggled to maintain democratic order since the 1986 ouster of Jean-Claude Duvalier.
Mr.
Martelly departed at the end of his five-year term, thanks to a
last-minute agreement that laid out steps to choose a provisional
government to take his place. Although the agreement left major doubts
about who will govern the nation in the months to come, experts hailed
it as an important move toward at least temporarily resolving a
political impasse that had put hundreds of protesters on the streets.
At
least one person was beaten to death Friday, as former army soldiers
supporting Mr. Martelly hit the streets to counter protests that
demanded his ouster....
A coup? I think the USA military has their hands full in Haiti, no?
A coup? I think the USA military has their hands full in Haiti, no?
