Category Archives: Haitian News

Haiti’s president-elect, Michel Martelly, known universally to his countrymen as “Sweet Micky,” is — let’s be delicate about this — a new kind of political figure.

Haiti’s president-elect, Michel Martelly, known universally to his countrymen as “Sweet Micky,” is — let’s be delicate about this — a new kind of political figure.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — International observers began examining contested tallies from 19 legislative races Monday shortly after Haitian officials announced they would delay certification of results of last month’s runoff election.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — International observers began examining contested tallies from 19 legislative races Monday shortly after Haitian officials announced they would delay certification of results of last month’s runoff election.

WASHINGTON, DC, United States (AFP) – Haiti’s President-elect Michel Martelly urged opponents Thursday to work with him to rebuild the quake-hit Caribbean nation after being officially declared the winner of last month’s run-off.

WASHINGTON, DC, United States (AFP) – Haiti’s President-elect Michel Martelly urged opponents Thursday to work with him to rebuild the quake-hit Caribbean nation after being officially declared the winner of last month’s run-off.

International observers began examining contested tallies from 19 legislative races Monday shortly after Haitian officials announced they would delay certification of results of last month’s runoff election.

International observers began examining contested tallies from 19 legislative races Monday shortly after Haitian officials announced they would delay certification of results of last month’s runoff election.

Haitian officials delayed Monday the publication of a clutch of fraud-tainted results from run-off legislative elections just hours before the announced winners were due to take office.

Haitian officials delayed Monday the publication of a clutch of fraud-tainted results from run-off legislative elections just hours before the announced winners were due to take office.