International election monitors said the runoff went relatively smoothly, despite some reports of polling stations opening late and missing ballot boxes. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon congratulated Haitians on a successful vote. The U.N. mission in Haiti, known as MINUSTAH, urged “patience and restraint” on the candidates’ supporters while they await the results. Europe: Congratulations and [...]
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Positions Of The international Community On The Haiti Runoff Election 2011
Posted by Haiti News on March 22nd, 2011
Will Haiti’s New President Succeed Where So Many Others Have Failed?
Posted by Haiti News on March 22nd, 2011
Sunday elction was the most important elections in Haitian history. The entire international Community congratulated the authorities and the Haitians for the success of the presidential and legislative elections of second round Haitians went to the polling stations on Sunday in run-off elections between Two conservative rivals faced off in a March 20, 2011, election [...]
TPS for Immigrants from Haiti
Posted by Haiti News on March 22nd, 2011
On January 15, 2010, the United States designated Haiti for Temporary Protected Status. This means that Haitians that do not currently have any valid immigration status in the United States will be allowed to apply for temporary immigration status and a work permit. TPS will allow Haitians in the United States to live and work [...]
Haiti Runoff Preliminary Results Due Mars 31 Of 2011
Posted by Haiti News on March 21st, 2011
Overall Haiti’s runoff election “was calm” despite at least two death and logistical problems reported in precincts across the country ealry on the sunday morning , an international observer said. Read More: Calm in Port-au-Prince A day After Haiti’s Runoff Election For President, Colin Granderson, head of an international observer mission, said the second round of [...]
Calm in Port-au-Prince A day After Haiti’s Runoff Election For President,
Posted by Haiti News on March 21st, 2011
A day after Haiti’s runoff election for president, the scene in Port-au-Prince was calm, as it had been Sunday during balloting in the race between popular singer Michel Martelly and university administrator Mirlande Manigat. The candidates kept a low profile Monday while they and the voters were left to wait at least a week and a [...]
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No Comments »Charlie Sheen Taking Show To Haiti
Posted by Haiti News on March 21st, 2011
Embattled TV star Charlie Sheen is planning to take his one-man comedy show to Haiti and donate all proceeds to charity. The actor has been selling out venues across the U.S. with his Charlie Sheen Live: My Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat is Not an Option tour and now he’s in negotiations to take the show [...]
