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intruder v6.1 said:
I do agree that it's at a breaking point and like i said i dont trust elections while we have the good old U.S. of A overseeing things either. I know i dont follow haitian politics as closely anymore so i have to rely on the opinions of various people of various backgrounds in Haiti that i trust. Many of my family are Lavalas fanatics. Many were Manigat fanatics (the wife) and . I wouldnt be surprised if some are Tet kale fanatics. One of them had me sold on Jovenel when he was running until i realized dude was just a puppet after the China and Venezuela thing. Notice i keep using the word fanatics because that's what they are a lot of times. I take their opinions (on both sides) with a grain of salt. Pretty much like shyt is here with Dems and Reps. So I just go there, handle my business, see fam and bounce. If i have time i go to the country side and see my dad's fam in Camp Perrin sometimes to get away from the turmoil and politics of Port Au Prince. It's a poor area but cool peoples with no complexities like in Port-au-Prince with my mother's side of the family.
I'm tired of this place (USA) and wanna go go home some day. My wish is to eventually return home and i need peace for that so i hope all this turmoil will put us in a better place.

As far as the "popular enough " thing i meant it. As soon as i saw Mickey in the running i was afraid he'd win but HOPED we'd do better but deep down i knew we have enough knuckleheads who'd support him. I was also convinced that Wyclef would have won too had he been allowed to run.
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Monday, August 19, 2019

Cuba Begins 10-Year Project to Repair, Expand Water Networks in Cap-Haitien

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A group of experts and hydraulic engineers from Cuba came into Haiti last Monday to begin analysis on a 3-phase project to repair and extend water networks across the northern departments of Haiti.

The project is financed by the Spanish Cooperation and the Inter-American Development Bank (BID) and will run from 2019 to 2028. The first two of three phases will focus on the rehabilitation of the water network in Cap-Haitien.

Guito Edouard, the Director General of Haiti's National Direction of Drinking Water and Sanitation (DINEPA) said that the project will bring water to the neighborhoods along Route de Bel-Air from A Street to L Street. This neighborhood has been deprived of water.

In 2017, 21 DINEPA trainees traveled to Cuba for training in the field of hydraulic and mechanical engineering. The bilateral cooperation of the two countries in this domain has been longstanding.
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For the lay people when it comes to the Haitian protests or anything on Haitian political history.... These are the only people on twitter you should follow from first to last.
  1. Madame Boukman
  2. Haitian info project
  3. Etant Dupain
  4. Gazette Haiti
  5. Rezo Nouvèl
  6. Kevin Pina
  7. Kim Ives
Everyone else I would be hesitant to trust especially Haitilibre.
 
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