Gratereaux Federico Henriquez ( henriquezcaolo@hotmail.com )
Reinseinthe Paul Joseph is a Haitian professor at the University of Puerto Principe, who emigrated to Canada and now works in promoting Michel Martelly's candidacy. Paul Joseph has caused uproar with his remarks about immigrants in his country "has reached the point that the Haitians have free access to the Dominican Republic, because the call allegedly border divides us is a myth." According to this professor of history, Martelly states "unequivocally, that the only solution to the massive migration of Haitians to Dominican territory, is merging the two countries into one nation. "
An observant and penetrating said, "is a song of political campaign," the teacher sings for Martelly, hopes to breathe his prostrate fellow, if succeed, that song would be huge political damage. Referring to his meeting with President Fernandez Mirlande Manigat candidate, Paul Joseph "rule that can do the same with Martelly, because he knows that when we win they will finish the pride and rancid racism against Dominicans of Haitians. " Understand that for more alternatives to find "the only hope left for your country is pressing for the international community managed to persuade the Dominican side of the border ... definitely open."
says: "Haitians are starving." Consequently, the Dominicans must yield its territory "for humanitarian reasons." Haitian professor concludes that we must learn to live "in communion" because, "like it or not" the Dominicans, the merger of the island "is just around the corner." The newspapers that outlined the meeting of Mrs. Manigat with President Fernandez recorded that the only subject not treated by both politicians was "migration."
On 27 February, Independence Day, our President did not refer in his speech to the thorny problem of Dominican-Haitian relations. These relationships, as is well known, are of tremendous economic, social, political, territorial, health, ecological, cultural. Needless to say that from the point of view regional geo-strategic relations would be fair to describe these "first rank", such as USA, Venezuela, Spain. It's amazing silence.
An observant and penetrating said, "is a song of political campaign," the teacher sings for Martelly, hopes to breathe his prostrate fellow, if succeed, that song would be huge political damage. Referring to his meeting with President Fernandez Mirlande Manigat candidate, Paul Joseph "rule that can do the same with Martelly, because he knows that when we win they will finish the pride and rancid racism against Dominicans of Haitians. " Understand that for more alternatives to find "the only hope left for your country is pressing for the international community managed to persuade the Dominican side of the border ... definitely open."
says: "Haitians are starving." Consequently, the Dominicans must yield its territory "for humanitarian reasons." Haitian professor concludes that we must learn to live "in communion" because, "like it or not" the Dominicans, the merger of the island "is just around the corner." The newspapers that outlined the meeting of Mrs. Manigat with President Fernandez recorded that the only subject not treated by both politicians was "migration."
On 27 February, Independence Day, our President did not refer in his speech to the thorny problem of Dominican-Haitian relations. These relationships, as is well known, are of tremendous economic, social, political, territorial, health, ecological, cultural. Needless to say that from the point of view regional geo-strategic relations would be fair to describe these "first rank", such as USA, Venezuela, Spain. It's amazing silence.
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