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FREE Thanks to our ADVERTISERS Please Support SOUTH FLORIDA’S MOST READ HAITIAN NEWSPAPER THEM! April 1 - 15, 2019 | Vol. 19 No. 430 www.lefloridien.com PHONE: 305.610.7481 Un Céant humilié est limogé par le parlement ! MIAMI - C’est un secret de avec pas moins de 3 nomina- beaucoup ne donnaient pas polichinelle que de dire que les tions en seulement 2 ans. Le cher de sa peau. Voilà donc un relations entre le Premier min- cas Céant montre bien à quel notaire-comptable qui a fait des istre et le chef de l’État n’étaient point nos politiciens sont prêts mains et des pieds pour avoir pas au beau fixe depuis un bon à tout pour arriver au pouvoir, lui aussi une petite place au moment. Aujourd’hui, le di- sans considération aucune pour soleil. Massivement rejeté par vorce est consommé. Le par- les besoins du peuple et ses at- le vote populaire lors des élec- lement vient d’acter l’éjection tentes. tions présidentielles de 2016 de Mr Céant en votant une mo- avec seulement 0.75% des voix tion de censure contre celui-ci. Une nomination déjà contro- recueillies, le voilà qui fait un Mais ce qui inquiète le plus les versée come-back opportuniste pour observateurs, c’est le mouve- s’adjuger le poste convoité de ment de va-et-vient des chefs Lors de la nomination le 17 Chef du gouvernement. Les de gouvernement sous le man- septembre dernier de Mr Céant Haïtiens l’ont mis dehors par dat Moïse, signe d’une certaine comme Premier ministre à la la porte, il est revenu par la fébrilité au sommet de l’État, place du Dr. Guy Lafontant, fenêtre. Suite à la page 13 L'ex-Premier Ministre haïtien Jean-Henry Céant Miramar Mayor Wayne Messam announces 2020 presidential bid Page 5 Persona non grata à Montréal, Sweet Micky ÉDITORIAL Il est temps de revoir est devenu ‘Bad Micky’ la façon dont les Haï- MIAMI -- La conscience squ’il a voulu donner un des Haïtiens est en éveil spectacle à Montréal. Les tiens sont gouvernés partout où ils se trouvent. Montréalaises d’origine Page 4 Qu’ils soient à Port-au- haïtienne lui ont barré la Prince, Miami, New York route, et elles ont plusieurs US military vet ou Montréal, ils ne laissent bonnes raisons qui les ont recounts arrests plus passer aucun débor- poussées à agir de la sorte. dement verbal émanant in Haiti to AP Page 3 de personnes censées les Que reproche-t-on représenter sur le plan artis- exactement à Martelly ? tique ou politique. Michel Foot: Haïti bat Cuba Martelly, artiste et ancien Michel Martelly, 58 ans, Président de la République a toujours été un homme et finit en tête d’Haïti, remplit ces deux controversé, qu’il porte de la Ligue A critères de représentativ- l’habit de Chef de l’État ou ité. Malheureusement se- celui d’artiste Ti Simone. des Nations rait-on tenté de dire, vu le de la CONCACAF tollé qu’il a provoqué lor- Suite à la page 15 Page 18 LE FLORIDIEN 2 HAITI-USA APRIL 1 - 15, 2019 | VOL. 19 NO. 430 U.S. Senator Rubio visits Haiti amid political crisis there PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Marco funds from a Venezuelan oil subsidy scheme called Rubio met on Wednesday with the Haitian president PetroCaribe. and members of parliament and discussed the forma- tion of a new Cabinet following the ouster this week Ceant, who has likewise been blamed for the rampant of Jean Henry Ceant as prime minister. inflation and protests, has insisted his dismissal on Monday was unconstitutional and that he is still the The Florida Republican lawmaker arrived in the Hai- head of government. tian capital, Port-au-Prince, following crippling na- tionwide protests and a political crisis touched off by Moise said on Twitter that he spoke with Rubio about the dismissal of Ceant in a vote of no confidence by security and holding parliamentary elections. the country’s legislative body on Monday. Rubio heads the Senate Foreign Relations Commit- Haiti has had several prime ministers in recent years. U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Haiti President Jovenel tee’s Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere, Trans- President Jovenel Moise remains in office. Moïse during a meeting at the National Palace in Port-au-Prince, national Crime, Civilian Security, Democracy, Hu- Wednesday, March 12, 2019. (facebook.com/jovenelmoise) man Rights and Global Women’s Issues. Rubio wrote on his Twitter account that he discussed onstrators were streaming through the streets in the the formation of a new government in his meeting main cities of the impoverished island nation. His visit comes days before Moise and four other with Gary Bodeau, head of the lower house, and Carl Caribbean leaders attend a meeting on Friday with Cantave, president of the Senate. In renewed protests since Feb. 7, many called for U.S. President Donald Trump in Florida to discuss Moise to step down because of ballooning inflation, the political crisis in Venezuela and China’s commer- Ceant took office in September as thousands of dem- a weakening currency and allegations of misused cial expansion. Madison community bands together to provide 46,000 meals in Haiti MADISON — Community members banded to- Haiti has been really bad, people have been getting Club members say it when Hurricane Matthew gether to make a difference overseas. Rotary club really angry and doing a lot of protest and the price ravaged Haiti back in 2016 leaving much of the members from multiple districts near the shoreline of everything has gone up.” country impoverished and hungry was when they packed 46,000 meals for families in Haiti. decided to make a difference one meal at a time. Lowney says children and expecting mothers are Over 150-people showed up on their day off to the core groups of people the health foundation Friend said, “We forget what we have in our com- pack the high protein meals that will be distributed wishes to help. munity and we take it for granted sometimes and to the people of Dayere, a small rural community we got to step back and take a look at the world in Haiti. Volunteers like Robert Friend who serves as the and see that what we do is real important.” assistant governor for area 8 of Rotary district 79- Marilyn Lowney who is the executive director of 80 says the food packed Saturday will go towards The meals will be shipped this summer to the the Haitian Health foundation was excited to hear families in need which makes it all worthwhile. people of Dayere, FOX61 is set to receive a live the Rotary community wanted to make a differ- stream when the food arrives to Haiti. ence for the third year in a row. Lowney said, “We work with the people to, you know it’s not only handing out. They have nutri- Source: fox61.com Lowney said, “Right now this food is coming at a tional education, the mothers come up and learn really good time because the political situation in what the best foods are for a 2-3 year old.” Haiti Bans 737 MAX Planes in Country’s Airspace MOSCOW (Sputnik) – The National Office of involving a Boeing of the same model in Indo- Civil Aviation of Haiti (OFNAC) said in a state- nesia last October. ment it had decided on Friday to ban flights of Boeing 737 MAX planes in its airspace after the A Boeing 737 MAX 8 operated by Ethiopian deadly crash in Ethiopia. Airlines crashed in central Ethiopia on March 10 soon after takeoff, killing all 157 people aboard. "Based on all the information it has, OFNAC Currently, the probe is focused on a flight safety believes that there could be a need in addition- system, which is believed to have played a cer- al measures for ensuring flight safety of two tain role in the Indonesian plane crash. This sys- models (Boeing 737-8 MAX and Boeing 737-9 fect non-commercial flights. tem dubbed Manoeuvring Characteristics Aug- MAX). That is why, waiting for new correctional mentation System, or MCAS, was designed to measures, OFNAC bans landings, take-offs and A number of aviation authorities and airlines prevent stalls in flaps-retracted, low-speed, nose- flights of these two types of planes on the terri- around the world have also either suspended the up flight. tory of Haiti and in its airspace," the statement use of their Boeing 737 MAX planes or closed said. the countries' airspace to them, expressing con- cern over similarities between March 10 Boeing OFNAC pointed out that the ban would not af- 737 MAX 8 crash in Ethiopia and the accident LE FLORIDIEN APRIL 1 - 15, 2019 | VOL. 19 NO. 430 HAITI 3 US military vet recounts arrests in Haiti to AP PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Leconte told the AP when reached An American security contractor at by phone that he could not talk about the center of a mysterious case roil- the case and had no comment before ing Haitian politics says that he and a hanging up. Meanwhile, spokesman group of fellow veterans were sent to Jean Baden Dubois said the governor Haiti on a mission to protect a busi- of Haiti's central bank was on a busi- nessman signing a more than $50 mil- ness trip in Qatar and unavailable for lion contract at the country's central comment. bank. The contractors were told that they Chris Osman, a 44-year-old retired would be escorting Leconte from his Navy SEAL, told The Associated Port-au-Prince home to the central Press that he and six fellow contrac- bank to sign an infrastructure deal tors were arrested by Haitian police with Moise's administration, Osman during what was supposed to be a said, adding that the deal required the simple Sunday afternoon reconnais- signature of at least one high-ranking sance of the route their client would central bank official, hence the loca- take to the bank the following day, tion.