YON PREZIDAN TOU NEF, NEF TOU POU YON AYITI. ALL MOUN LADAN L = # 63 JOHN HENRY CÉANT 
REPORT ON THE MEETING WITH THE HONOURABLE CEANT ME, THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN HAITIAN is with an open mind, without preconceptions or prejudices the Committee Lavalas Haitians Overseas sea and the Haitian Diaspora hosted the Haitian presidential candidate John Henry Hon Me Céant Saturday, October 23 last in the big city of Miami.
The conference, was agreed and understood as a prerequisite for useful and even essential to help the Haitians living abroad to move to an alternative that will ensure compliance with the wishes of the Haitian people.
Without naiveté or excessive optimism CFLHO, organized this meeting to give an opportunity to the Haitian diaspora to have a face to face with the candidate Céant him to do his own analysis to decide who to choose to defect can send its own candidate at the polls.
Introduction candidate Céant remains the only reliable alternative. A fact which Mr. Jacob Francis, coordinator of the Committee Lavalas Haitians Overseas emphasized throughout his introduction. Mr. Francis presented to support the presidential candidate of "Renmen Ayiti" The Honourable Jean Henry Céant in very laudatory.
That's the message a few paragraphs of Mr. Francis CFLHO wishes to emphasize that he supports any decision made by the representative of President Jean Bertrand Aristide, Dr. Maryse Narcisse. His decision will not in any way contrary to the Executive Committee Lavalas. It is instead a clear message that the outgoing government continues intimidation to maintain power. We must set a clear if politicians can afford to wait another five years to develop an effective strategy allowing them to resume the reins of power, the people and sick, hungry, thirsty, living under makeshift tents can not be the afford. This homeless people who only know misfortune after misfortune, constantly exposed to natural disasters and all kinds of diseases can not wait. In less than a week an outbreak of Cholera has already flown more than 250 of our fellow citizens as if the hundreds of thousands that the earthquake of January 12, 2010 we were delighted not enough demons of nature.
No, the Haitian people can not afford to wait another five years. He knows very well that if he fails to rejoin the party that represents it by November vultures give him for his misfortune a president who will tell him he can not perform miracles or "louse Naje OIPC ".
These people, living for decades in conditions so inhumane and for whom even natural events become disasters, needs a responsible government to relieve him of his woes and to allay their concerns.
In developed countries like that where we live we rejoice when it rains, our thinking to become more green grass, our plants that will flower profusely and our fruit trees that produce more. While in Haiti, in rain are concerned about flooding, landslides that cause dozens of dead and homeless ... Do you understand why it is so urgent for people desperate to ensure that future votes will elect a president who shares his concerns and that makes its priorities? We
Lavalas from the outside, must continue this tradition of solidarity, while remaining attentive to all the thrills of the mother homeland. Our people appreciate the efforts of all those who, through cooperation, working to improve their living conditions. Even excluded from the elections we still continue to fight for Haiti politically stable, economically strong and independent.
The official position of the Executive Committee of Lavalas is politically correct and responsible, but we need an alternative. His name is none other than John Henry Céant Me! When our leader Dr. Jean-Bertrand Aristide was kidnapped and exiled, he has had time to give us a penny to grow with the charter of the organization as a compass.
CFHLO denies being the slave who buried his penny for fear of making mistakes and displease the master. Lavalas leader has for a just and fair man who does not deserve to remain in exile. We want to remain vigilant and use multidimensional strategies to ensure the return of our leader in Haiti. If we need to be punished for having tried everything to make true return of Dr. Aristide, we are ready to receive our sanction. The Committee
Lavalas Haitians overseas despite all the obstacles encountered, understood the urgency to perform his duty mobilization, information and preparation of the people.
The Committee wishes to urge the Haitian diaspora to the reflections necessary to choose it knowingly in a chair for real change, profound, honest and democratic. A president who will release the final disposition of the Haitian people due to underdevelopment and poverty. It should be emphasized that this gathering was not strictly Lavalas. It was rather a meeting of all Haitians in the diaspora and friends concerned about the well-being of Haiti and its people.
They were given the opportunity to determine and conclude for themselves that Mr. Céant is the right man to take over from the outgoing government which has never lived up to the task which has been entrusted by the Haitian people 5 years ago. It was in essence a very successful meeting. The room was full of Haitians that included substantial stake in the moment and the importance of moving beyond their differences to defend the interests of their country and ensure a better future for the Haitian people they cherish both.
Candidates Nobody can challenge the intellectual brilliance of Master Céant who excel in academic disciplines than in his political analysis. Brilliant lawyer born to a father and a mother of the people who are pushed despite their limited means to success and excellence.
His sense of family duty and patriotism is no doubt. He never wavered from his youth to sacrifice themselves to help the less fortunate. His sense of leadership he has earned during his time at the Law School's position as president of his class. Barrister and Notary in Port-au-Prince since 1986, Mr. Céant is currently a member of the International Union of Notaries (UINL). He has over twenty years of professional experience, including ten as a professor of property law at the University Quisqueya, including currently as a professor at the Ecole Nationale d'Administration Financial (ENAF). He has held numerous conferences and seminars for financial institutions, youth associations, and various religious organizations, social and political. Me Céant is voluntary and gives her time to many groups throughout the Haitian community, locally and abroad, including assistance on a pro-bono for Habitat for Humanity, National Office for Cadastre, St. Joseph's Hospital and the Council of Bishops of the Catholic Church. He is a founding member of some of the major organizations in Haiti and especially the cooperative housing (COLOFE), Centre for Research and Development Tabarre (CREDECT), the Professional Association of Notaries in Port-au- Prince (ASNOP), the Professional Association of Legal Professionals (ODA), Love Haiti, the Haitian Foundation for Support to Training University (FHASFU) and the foundation "ALL DWA MOUN POU".
There is no Céant doubt that the candidate is up to the highest office he covets. He also demonstrated throughout the course of this extraordinary meeting where it was surpassed in eloquence. I Céant has a political philosophy and a very ambitious government program specific. Its very detailed presentation was direct, clear, frank, honest and concise. He did not fail to note that he is the nominee and the president will from all segments of Haitian society and the Diaspora. "All the moun ladan" he said at the beginning of his speech.
Me Céant stressed the importance of strength in unity to strengthen our ranks, ending political instability, institutional and continuing economic and ensuring the emergence of a free and prosperous Haiti. I do not pretend to know everything, insisted the candidate, but I'm sure that if I surround myself with men and women able and qualified to successfully execute I get my development project for my country and my people. The candidate before the debate did not accept to give clear and direct answers to all questions that he knew silent float in the air saw Speaking to an audience mostly Lavalas. Why would anyone be ashamed to say it's Lavalas? He asked vehemently.
Why should I cons since I Lavalas vehicle the same theories, and that my candidacy is based on the same principles? My main concern is to liberate the people starving from hunger and exclusion ... just as willing Lavalas. Dr. Jean Bertrand Aristide is primarily a Haitian citizen and he has the legal right as Duvalier of Haiti or any other to live peacefully in his country. The possibility of his return to Haiti is one of my priorities, "he said.
At these words, all the assistance stood up to applaud the candidate. Me Céant said he has a very important job for former Presidents Aristide and Duvalier in his government. I am against the exile of our intellectual elite. Furthermore, I wish that the diaspora to participate running the country at all levels, said the candidate. According to the candidate Céant, a Haitian citizen shall have the right to adopt several nationalities without this excluding decisions of his country or prevents him from remaining a citizen of Haiti to hand over. The candidate has also mentioned a program coaching to encourage the diaspora to return to the fold to invest intellectually and financially. The candidate of "Renmen Ayiti" assured us publicly that with him we will not renounce our values and beliefs and that together we will find points of convergence that will lead us towards the goal which is to ensure the development of our beloved Haiti in peace and stability. I Céant has focused on the irresponsible behavior of the outgoing government to face the misery of the people and the problems caused by the earthquake of January 12.
The revival of the economy, creating jobs, reconstruction and resettlement of victims of the earthquake are its priorities. "All the moun ladan" the candidate boomed a voice filled with emotion. I need the participation of each of you to make sure that the dream for which I am willing to devote my life to become reality, he concluded. The candidate has received large ovations during and at the end of his speech. Madam member Daphne Campbell of Florida, in his speech did not hesitate to contact the candidate as "President" John Henry Céant. She made her praise as a serious candidate, dynamic and eager to find solutions to the Haitian people. Ms. Campbell gave his unconditional support to Mr. Céant and promised to support his candidacy until his accession to the presidency. At these words, any one rose and shouted the candidate's name breathlessly.
Then it was the turn of Senator Bell to speak to emphasize the importance of intense mobilization to ensure the transfer of power to President John Henry Céant. "I, Senator Youseline Augustine Bell publicly supports presidential candidate Jean Henry Céant" she said strongly at the end of his speech "and I invite you all to do the same if you insist on a better Haiti."
Debates The questions were numerous, interesting and accurate. The candidate did not skimp on the responses that were detailed, clear and concise.
• Regarding the situation of chronic instability that eats away the country for decades the candidate advocates the following remedies: Promoting political and social dialogue; Establish democratic institutions and credible Conduct inclusive approaches; promote actual encounters between the public and private sectors without neglecting foreign partners to boost the economy and rebuild national confidence.
• On the issue of corruption, especially at state institutions Me Céant said he is for justice but did not want to return to the past. (I think it is so much to us to forgive past mistakes to help the country move forward "he said. Bring all political parties, grassroots organizations and various groups in the diaspora for a large consultation, this will be my first gesture of reconciliation the day after my inauguration, so to prove that "all the moun ladan" is not a slogan.)
• On the issue of decentralization has responded that the constitution stipulates that it is the Prime Minister and not the president to create a political agenda. And yet the presidential candidate should speak and answer questions on its program of government during his election campaign. (But I can guarantee you one thing, as a man of law, I will do everything in my power to circumvent the drawbacks, correct minor imperfections of the constitution and ensure that decentralization remains a top priority of my government.)
• In terms of an effective solution to the problems of kidnapping the candidate emphasized the need to create jobs, to enable all to have the opportunity to meet their most basic needs in order to end the despair that most often some of our countrymen to commit acts of aggression-related kidnapping and theft. Creating a serious intelligence service, an overhaul of the national police and the creation of a special force capable of ensuring a stable and conducive to Haitian and foreign investors.
Praise Taxpayer Committee Lavalas Haitians Overseas warmly thanked the candidate for the presidency the Honourable Jean Henry Céant who graced this famous encounter with his presence and participation. I Céant certainly illuminated the room with his charisma, his performance and his answers are clear, direct and precise.
Thanks to all the dignitaries who accompanied the candidate from another former culture minister Paul Guy and former vice chairman of the central bank Hancy Mr. Pierre-Louis.
Thanks to all the local dignitaries who honored us with their attendance: Mrs. Daphne Campbell State Representative Elect Mr. Alix Désulmé Clerk of Miami professor Dr. Ketia Gift to St. Thomas University
CFLHO dear to thank all those who contributed to the success of this memorable meeting:
Serge Pierre Pierre New York for his sincere support, infallible and constant.
Jean Audan Catel of Paris
Willy Pompilus the state of Illinois
Philippe Beloved Florida
André Jacques Philippe state of Massachusetts
Senator Norma Jean-Claude Forté Canada's
MP Jean Robert Placide state of Connecticut The organ builder Lawrence
member of the Florida MP Sylvestre
Lindor Florida political scientist
Ilrick Fils-Aime Boston The coordinator of the Virgin Islands
Vilarson M. Belfort The coordinator of Chicago
Mr. Joseph M. Dieujuste Kérizareth
Vauze downgrades Duval M Occean
Simpson Lybérus
Francky Feiranvil
Mrs. Daphne Campbell State Representative Elect Dr.
Ketia Gift professor at St. Thomas University
A big thank you to all members of the Lavalas Haitians overseas for their initiative and determination to organize this meeting:
Mr. Yves Samson Duverger
Bonnet
Mr. Belfort Homerre
Pastor Wilson MP Jean-Claude Francois Sergo
Metellus
Miss Angie Bell
Jean Luc Bell Bobby Prince
Senator Youseline Augustine Bell Cap Haitien
Claudine January in Port-au-Prince
Ms. Majolie Zéphirin
Jacob Francis, coordinator of the Committee of Lavalas Haitians overseas.
A special thank you goes to all members of the press who helped to mediate and to cover this event, especially our colleague and friend, faithful and devoted, the CEO of Radio Unit Jean Elie TH. Pierre-Louis Patrick and Guy Eliancy Salvador Island TV, Mr. Moise Pierre Richard.
At the end of the meeting, the candidate despite a long and arduous day has kept her smile and before leaving the room, took care to greet each individual audience member with a kind word for everyone. A smile of satisfaction and pride hung on every face.
informal dinner Official members of the Committee Lavalas Haitians overseas had the same evening an informal dinner alone with me Céant, the family members present and members of his team campaign: former minister Culture Hancy Mr. Pierre-Louis, and former vice chairman of the Central Bank Mr. Guy Paul.
Following the meeting of 23 October 2010 and the private meeting held between members of CFHLO and presidential candidate Jean Henry Céant, the committee decided unanimously to give its support Céant me, a brilliant candidate, qualified and concerned about the welfare of his country and its people. Committee Lavalas Haitians overseas is on the side of public opinion that recognizes me as a candidate Céant reliable and qualified with a real chance gagner de la competition Elections présidentielle de novembre prochain. When two candidates love Haiti, May. Jean Henry Céant est donc l'homme du moment.
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